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The parents especially the mother of a differently-abled child in India undergoes mental agony. In the initial stage parents go to religious worship centers to seek a solution for the problem. The child’s real needs are denied due to a lack of understanding and misbelief. So the physical, mental and social development of the child is typically ignored.
Most of the disabled people live in remote villages and a visit to a rehabilitation expert or a physical therapist is rare. Their parents are generally engaged in low paying and time consuming work. Trying to feed all their family is their priority. Those children suffering physical and mental hardship would be left on their own without any stimulation or rehabilitation. That’s why we started to reach out and help.
Our two mobile vans go out into the community and visit differently-abled children. On board we have a team of physiotherapists, nutritionists and carers to offer advice about methods of care in their homes. We run five centres for differently-abled children where they can be looked after during the day when their parents are working. Each centre has carers, play materials and physical equipment to help each child’s development.
Thousands more children could do with our help. Get involved and find out how you could help.
Jeba is a 10 year old boy with cerebral Palsy Read more...
Vmeena is a leader in the gypsy village Read Vmeena's story
Jillu is a saltpan worker. Read Jillu's story