Manasa

It conducts comprehensive neurodevelopmental assessments and offers short and long-term rehabilitation services for children with various impairments like Intellectual, Physical, Vision, and Communication, disorders such as Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, and ADHD. The clinic arranges aids and appliances like spectacles, hearing aids, and braces, while a team of specialists including physical, occupational, and speech therapists utilize standardized assessment tools to address mental abilities, motor skills, and speech issues. Additionally, it provides optometry and low vision rehabilitation, audiology and auditory rehabilitation services, and holds weekly case conferences involving special educators, therapists, and parents to monitor progress and offer parent counselling for the child's improvement.

It provides special education services for over 100 children with intellectual disabilities, autism, ADHD, multiple disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental disabilities. Qualified special education teachers implement individualized education programmes (IEP) for each child, collaborating with departments such as physical therapy, audiology, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, and early intervention for integrated development. Weekly case conferences involving educators, therapists, and parents monitor progress, with periodic evaluations and parent counselling conducted by the director. Following detailed case history and assessment, children receive tailored interventions from health and rehabilitation professionals before admission to the special school.