Aims & objectives:
• To provide basic service to the underserved DAPs especially children with disabilities in rural areas
• To work for social integration of the DAPs at every level of the Community
• To provide day care center for those with severe disabilities especially those with Cerebral Palsy & Mental Retardation
• To provide pre-school training for children with disabilities and enable them to get admission in normal schools in the village
• To see that every disabled child is admitted in school except those with severe disabilities
• To provide home based / Institution based/services especially for training the parents and siblings in handling the disabled child
• To refer all children with disabilities to referral centers like NIMH, Niloufur and other Centers of Excellence in the city.
• To enable every child to attend normal schools in their village
• To create awareness at village, Mandal and District level by conducting seminars, workshops and exhibitions
• To provide vocational training for those above school going age
• To Provide equal opportunities and empowerment in lives of the rural disabled
• Create a local economy model which facilitates the economic independence for the disabled.
Individualized educational programs address each child's specific goals with the full support of our team of Speech & Language Specialists, Physiotherapists, Behavioral Specialist, and Rehabilitation specialists. This Center will provide special education services for children with developmental disabilities including autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities and seizure disorders.
All classrooms maintain a minimum of a 1:3 staff to child ratio. One-on-one assistance is provided to children for whom such help is IEP mandated.
IQ scores for children with hemiplegia seem to follow the same range as the general population. Treatments for hemiplegics cerebral palsy are intended to improve strength and range of motion, prevent contractures, and increase function. Physical therapy, occupational therapy, braces or orthotics, electrical stimulation, medications, and surgery are some of the treatments received by children who have hemiplegics cerebral palsy.
Children will also receive speech and language therapy and special educational services to help with learning differences.Next