Welcome to the Centre of Excellence for Early Intervention/Rehabilitation (CoE for Early Intervention) at the Sarthak Global Resource Centre (SGRC). Situated on the second floor of SGRC, the CoE for Early Intervention is a vital part of our mission to empower Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) and their families.
Vision and Mission
The CoE for Early Intervention is driven by a vision to ensure that every child with disabilities can reach their full potential. Our mission is to provide early identification and intervention services, developmental support, and empower families with the knowledge and resources needed to overcome challenges. By addressing developmental issues early on, we aim to enhance self-sufficiency and reduce long-term dependency on specialized support services.
Program Overview
The Early Intervention Project is designed to support children aged 0-12 facing diverse developmental challenges and disabilities. Our comprehensive approach focuses on early identification and intervention, fostering developmental progress, and empowering families.
Key Components:
- Personalized Interventions: Tailored to meet each child's unique needs, enhancing their development and independence.
- Multidisciplinary Team: Includes psychologists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, vision therapists, and special educators working collaboratively to ensure holistic child development.
- Family Empowerment: Providing families with the necessary knowledge and resources to support their children's growth.
- Comprehensive Support: Emphasizes emotional well-being, motor skills, communication abilities, visual wellness, and conceptual understanding.
Specialized Support and Services
The CoE for Early Intervention offers a wide range of services to address the diverse needs of children with disabilities:
- Early Identification and Intervention: Utilizing advanced screening tools and techniques to identify developmental issues early.
- Therapies: Including speech therapy, occupational therapy, vision therapy, and more, tailored to each child's needs.
- Educational Support: Special educators work closely with children to enhance their learning and developmental outcomes.
- Family Counseling: Offering guidance and support to families to help them navigate their child's developmental journey.
Sponsorship and Community Engagement
Exclusive sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations to support the Early Intervention program. These contributions help cover the cost of therapies for 253 children annually, aligning with national and global initiatives to promote inclusivity and equitable opportunities for children with special needs.
Get Involved:
- Sponsorship: Partner with us to support therapies and services for children with disabilities.
- Volunteering: Join our team and make a direct impact on the lives of children and their families.
- Donations: Contribute to our mission and help us expand our reach and services.
Impact and Achievements
Over the past 15 years, the Early Intervention Program has demonstrated significant achievements, including:
- Enhanced Child Development: Marked improvements in emotional, motor, communication, and cognitive skills.
- Improved Familial Support: Empowered families with the tools and knowledge to support their children.
- Heightened Community Understanding: Increased awareness and acceptance of children with special needs.
The vision for the future is one where every child with special needs thrives, contributes meaningfully, and leads an inclusive life. The CoE for Early Intervention is committed to making this vision a reality through continuous innovation, dedication, and community engagement.
Recent Updates and Events
Stay updated with the latest news and events at the CoE for Early Intervention. From new programs and workshops to community outreach initiatives and success stories, there's always something happening at SGRC. Check back regularly for updates and announcements as we continue to make strides towards a more inclusive future.
- May : There were 14 new registrations, and events like art and craft and drawing were planned. Three parent meetings were held to discuss the children's progress. Kids listened to their parents, spoke more clearly, and attempted to sit still. For the children, there are speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special education available.
- April :Thirty-two new children were registered. 56 children came for their physical therapy appointments, for a total of 118 offline and online sessions. Children and parents engage in art and craft projects together, which enhances the quality of the work produced. They were also becoming less agitated. Along with sharing their involvement at home, parents also attempted to carry on their therapy.
- March : Ninety of the one hundred children who registered were receiving therapy. 47 were included in sessions of physical therapy. Additionally, two conference meetings and four parent meetings were held at GRC. Counselling was helpful enough to assist children in making changes in themselves.
Visit Us
Plan your visit to the CoE for Early Intervention and experience our transformative services firsthand. Located on the second floor of the Sarthak Global Resource Centre (SGRC), our center is open to children of all abilities and their families.
Join us on a journey of empowerment and inclusion as we work together to create brighter futures for children with disabilities. We look forward to welcoming you to the CoE for Early Intervention soon!
