The Research Academy for Rural Enrichment (RARE) is a Non-Profit, Non-Political and Secular NGO working with multidimensional activities for the development and protection of rights of people, has come into existence in the year 1993-94. VISION Socio-Economic empowerment of the people in rural area with the specific objective to enrich the quality of life of
In 2020, Amar Seva Sangam conducted a study on the needs, barriers, and facilitators of pediatric assistive technology in rural India. See study here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17483107.2024.2321601As a result of that study, we launched an Assistive Technology (AT) Access Program in rural India with funding support from Handi-care Intl. and facilitated by the new Assistive Technology Module in the Enabling
We all understand the unique challenges that parents face in caring for children with developmental disabilities, particularly in low-resource settings. That’s why Amar Seva Sangam developed Parent Support Groups focused on enhancing parent empowerment, building peer support networks, promoting social inclusion, and enhancing advocacy skills. In total 17 parent support groups were formed with parents
Community Based Rehab (CBR) Training for Rehab Staff of Urban and Rural NGOs – Montfort Community Development Society Amar Seva Sangam has been supporting other NGOs throughout India to enhance their existing early intervention, child and youth rehab programs through the Enabling Inclusion software solution and through training and support. 20 NGOs have licensed the
Community Based Rehab (CBR) Training for Rehab Staff of Urban and Rural NGOs – Sristi Foundation Amar Seva Sangam has been supporting other NGOs throughout India to enhance their existing early intervention, child and youth rehab programs through the Enabling Inclusion software solution and through training and support. 20 NGOs have licensed the Enabling Inclusion
Amar Seva Sangam has been supporting other NGOs throughout India to enhance their existing early intervention, child and youth rehab programs through the Enabling Inclusion software solution and through training and support. In addition, we are helping other NGOs launch brand new child rehab programs with the Enabling Inclusion model of using community rehab workers
Durga Deepika is the second child of her parents. Her father is an auto-rickshaw driver, while her mother is a homemaker. They live in Kesavapuram village in Sengottai block, Tenkasi district. Their monthly income is INR 8000. Durga was identified during a screening program using a validated tool in the Enabling Inclusion app at Kesavapuram
Empowering Lives: The Journey of Ashayen Foundation In the heart of Kanpur, a beacon of hope shines for children and young adults with special needs. Ashayen, formerly known as The Spastics Centre, was born out of a profound desire by Mrs. Santosh Mahenderjit Singh and Mrs. Bimla Wig to create a world where diversely abled
Bethany Society: Empowering Lives, Creating Opportunities Bethany Society is a beacon of hope, compassion, and transformation in the heart of Meghalaya, India. Established in 1981, this non-profit, secular, and registered charitable society has been tirelessly working to uplift the lives of marginalized communities, particularly persons with disabilities and the rural poor. Enabling Inclusion® App: The
Shishu Sarothi NGO: Empowering Lives, Celebrating Diversity Shishu Sarothi Centre for Rehabilitation & Training for Multiple Disability is a beacon of hope in North-East India. Since its inception in 1987, this non-profit organization has been tirelessly working to enable and empower children and individuals with disabilities. Their commitment to ensuring equal opportunities and full participation
Motor Development Trajectories of Children with Cerebral Palsy Publication
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