Visit to M. P. Viklang Sahayatha Samiti
Building Stronger Rehabilitation Practices | Capacity Building with MPVSS
Amar Seva Sangam (ASSA) recently conducted an 11-day capacity-building training programme for the team of Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta Samiti (MPVSS), Madhya Pradesh.
Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta Samiti (MPVSS) is a dedicated non-profit organization committed to transforming the lives of persons with disabilities across Madhya Pradesh. Operating in 8 districts, MPVSS has positively impacted over 70,000 individuals through comprehensive programs in education, vocational training, healthcare, and community-based rehabilitation
The training was designed to strengthen the team’s skills in assessment, monitoring and evaluation, goal setting and holistic intervention planning for children with disabilities.
5 half days of online training (08 ,09,10, 13 and 14th July, 2026) provided the foundation, covering child development, disability, screening, different impairment conditions, and holistic assessment.
This was followed by 6 days of in-person training (03rd to 08th Aug, 2026), where participants explored various assessment tools, discipline-specific assessments, functional evaluation, monitoring and evaluation, goal setting, intervention planning and assistive devices.
The highlight of the programme was the case-based learning, where participants applied their learning to real-life rehabilitation situations and worked through the process of assessment → goal setting → intervention planning.
The training brought together CBR workers, special educators, physiotherapists and programme coordinator, creating a valuable multidisciplinary learning environment.
At ASSA, we believe that capacity building is not just about sharing knowledge—it is about strengthening practice and ultimately improving outcomes for children and their families.
We appreciate the active participation and commitment of the MPVSS team and look forward to continued collaboration in strengthening early intervention and rehabilitation services.
Together, let us build stronger teams, better practices and brighter possibilities for children with disabilities.
