Empowering Children’s Rehabilitation Through Our Enabling Inclusion® App – A Success Story! At Amar Seva Sangam, we are deeply committed to empowering children with disabilities and helping them achieve their potential. We are thrilled to share a heartwarming success story of one of the children in our early intervention program, whose remarkable journey has been supported through

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

OP No: A8620211022130437 Block: Kadayanallur Block Name of the Child: Sai Sri Gender: Female Date of Birth: 14/03/2017 Family & Social History: Saisri was born on 14th march 2017 at kadayanallur in Tenkasi district. Saisri was diagnosed with the condition called Down syndrome while born. All her developmental milestones were delayed. Although physicians informed her

Child Development and Inclusion Abu Bhakkar Siddiq is a 10-year-old boy, born as 6th child for the parent in a slum in the Tenkasi district of Tamil Nadu, India. He has developmental delay and is followed through home-based therapy services from Amar Seva Sangam’s (ASSA) Enabling Inclusion® Program. At 8 years of age, his highest

OP No: OP-223 Block: Tenkasi Block Name of the Child: Mathish Gender: Male Date of Birth: 09/08/2014 Father’s Name: Mr.Karuppasamy Mother’s Name: Mrs.Lakshmi Family & Social History: The parents of Mathish are Mr. Karuppasamy and Mrs. Lakshmi from Tenkasi. They are economically very poor and fall below poverty line. He was seen at one our

OP No: OP-508 Block: Melapavoor Block Name of the Child: Siva Selvam Gender: Male Date of Birth: 19/9/2013 Grandmother’s Name: Mrs.Radhika Family & Social History: Siva Selvam was born in a village Pavoorchatram. The child had a history of low birth weight and general developmental delay. His mother had a history of hypertension during pregnancy.

At Age 4, Siva Ram screened positive for delayed development at an Anganwadi centre (pre-school) by one of ASSA’s Community Rehabilitation Workers during a screening camp. ASSA’s specialist team did an initial assessment in his home and they identified him as having an Intellectual and Speech Impairment and recommended that his parents enroll him into

Yuktha was born in a village called Ananthapuram in Tamil Nadu.  Her mother had a prolonged labour and Yuktha didn’t have a birth cry and was underweight.  However, she was discharged from hospital without any developmental follow-up.  At the age of 2, Yuktha was unable to stand unsupported, her legs appeared stiff and she didn’t speak. Her mother was concerned about her

Kamlesh was born in a village called Vallam in Tamil Nadu. At the age of 2, Kamalesh was unable to stand. His parents were concerned about his child’s development, and consulted with the local doctor, who said Kamlesh would become “normal” with time. He was screened by one of ASSA’s Community Rehabilitation Workers at a