Quality Lifestyle,
Is Our RIght.
For children with disabilities (often referred to as “special children”) and those from impoverished families, achieving this standard often requires intentional support.
We Rise By Lifting Others.
That means access to:
- Nutritious food and clean water
- Safe and stable housing
- Healthcare and mental health support
- Inclusive, quality education
- Opportunities for play, creativity, and growth
- Love, respect, and dignity
You Can Make An Impact and Change Their Life
With Your Donations.
Donating doesn’t just change others’ lives—it transforms yours too. Acts of kindness release endorphins, boosting happiness and reducing stress. Studies show that regular giving can improve mental and physical health, leading to a longer, more fulfilling life.
Rehabilitation Process of
Special Children.
The rehabilitation process of special children is a structured approach designed to help children with physical, cognitive, emotional, or developmental challenges reach their fullest potential. It involves a multidisciplinary effort, often including medical professionals, educators, therapists, and family members.
1. Assessment and Diagnosis
Medical Evaluation – Pediatricians or neurologists assess physical or neurological issues.
Psychological Assessment – Evaluates cognitive abilities, behavior, and emotional state.
Educational Assessment – Determines learning style and academic level.
Speech, Occupational & Physical Therapy Assessments – Identify delays or impairments in motor or communication skills.
2. Individualized Rehabilitation Plan (IRP or IEP)
After assessment, a tailored plan is developed.
Key Elements:
Goals – Short-term and long-term.
Therapies – Based on the child’s specific challenges (e.g., speech therapy, occupational therapy).
Educational Support – Special education services or inclusive classroom support.
Parental Involvement – Parents are trained and encouraged to support therapy at home.
3. Therapeutic Interventions
Therapies vary based on the child’s needs.
Common Therapies:
Speech Therapy – For language and communication issues.
Occupational Therapy (OT) – Enhances daily living and fine motor skills.
Physical Therapy (PT) – Improves strength, balance, and mobility.
Behavioral Therapy – Helps manage emotional and behavioral issues (like ABA therapy for autism).
Play Therapy – For emotional expression and social development.
4. Educational Support
Education is crucial in rehabilitation and is customized.
Approaches:
Special Schools – Tailored environment for special needs.
Inclusive Education – Integration in mainstream schools with support.
Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) – Legally binding plans in many countries.
Assistive Technology – Tools like speech-generating devices, adaptive keyboards, etc.
5. Psychological and Emotional Support
Addressing mental health is essential for overall growth.
Support Systems:
Counseling – For child and family.
Social Skills Training – Helps in peer interaction and self-confidence.
Support Groups – For parents and caregivers.
6. Family and Community Involvement
A nurturing environment accelerates progress.
Parent Training Programs
Home-based Exercises and Activities
Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) – Involves local resources and inclusion initiatives.
7. Monitoring and Re-evaluation
Rehabilitation is a continuous process.
Progress Tracking – Through reports, meetings, and feedback.
Re-assessment – Periodically to adjust goals and methods.
Flexibility – Plans are modified as the child develops.
Goals of Rehabilitation
Improve independence in daily activities
Enhance communication and social interaction
Support emotional well-being
Foster academic achievement
Promote inclusion in society
Our Sponsors And Donors
It’s very hard to find donor and sponsors to support on monthly and yearly basis. Especially institute like us which have nothing to show off. Except our performance.
We are very thankful to our donors family for their continues support because we are nothing without their support.
