Our Work in the Community
Awareness
Quizabled
SPARSH
Every year, since 2018, we collaborate with Seva in Action and Larsen & Toubro Infotech for the Quizabled program for children and young people who are disabled.The event is designed to include five different categories of disability; intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, visual impairment and hearing impairment. The aim of the Quizabled event is to provide a platform for the differently abled, to raise awareness by dispelling myths on specially abled children.
Participation from 489 students across 12 districts of Tamil Nadu.
SPASTN, Chennai is the Regional Learning Centre for Deafblindness for the Southern Region (SPARSH). SPARSH is the umbrella of services for persons with deafblindness and is supported by Sense International India. Under this initiative, we educate and train parents, officials, special educators and teachers who work with deafblind children. Our advocacy measures include awareness and sensitisation training on deafblindness, funded by the State Resource Training Centre (SRTC), Government of TamilNadu.
Enabled more than 120 teachers and special educators
Education / Rehabilitation
Cerebral Palsy Centre
Early Intervention Centre
Our Villivakkam centre is located in an accessible area and serves children from socially disadvantaged families. The Centre while specializing in Cerebral Palsy provides the entire continuum of Early Intervention Services, Special Education, Therapy interventions – Physiotherapy, Speech therapy and Sensory Integration therapy, and integrated support services.
The Villivakkam centre serves more than 121 Children
SPASTN is running an Early Intervention Centre for Cerebral Palsy at The State Resource Training Centre – KK Nagar. This centre provides the entire continuum of Early Intervention Services, Special Education, Therapy interventions – Physiotherapy, Speech therapy, Sensory Integration therapy, and integrated support services which can be availed here. This centre is supported by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
The KK Nagar Centre serves more 30 children.
Collaboration
Vocational Skill Training Centre For Specially-Abled
Readiness to Learn
Reaching Inclusive Education and Comprehensive Rehabilitation at the Doorstep
Quality Structured Training and Education Program
Early Intervention and Education Program
Impact Number - 50 differently-abled youth trained
Readiness to Learn has impacted more than 100 children
More than 60 children benefited from this program.
At our Taramani Centre, WIPRO Foundation has supported us in structuring a Quality Training and Education program. The project aims to provide mainstream education for students following the NIOS and State board curriculum.
200+ Children benefitted.