Shubham (Viklang Vikas Sansthan)

With the help of specialised doctors, the organisation focuses on preventing and reducing disabilities in handicapped children. They provide various services, such as distributing hearing aids, making ear-moulds, repairing hearing aids, auditory training, speech therapy, and audio tests to improve the hearing ability of deaf individuals. This program began in April 1995 and has benefited over 700 deaf people by enhancing their quality of life.

SHUBHAM operates special schools for visually impaired and deaf children with free hostel facilities. Their education for the deaf includes innovative methods like auditory training and lip-reading. Additionally, they provide education and therapies to locomotor disabled children up to class 8, helping them integrate into regular schools or achieve economic rehabilitation. A centre for mentally challenged children has been established, initially enrolling eight students, all receiving formal education up to class 8. The organization emphasizes the development of specially-abled individuals, offering vocational and technical training in various fields, leading to self-sufficiency and improved personalities. SHUBHAM's educational program raises awareness and fosters the integration of specially-abled children into society through participation in competitions and cultural events, with over 7000 deaf individuals benefiting from their programs to date.

Shubham initiated a Rehabilitation and Outreach Program in 1996, focused on providing income-generating opportunities for people with disabilities, who produce incense sticks on daily wages, with the NGO handling the product's marketing. They also conducted Diagnostic, Distribution, and Awareness Camps for specially-abled individuals, particularly in rural areas where a large portion of the population lives below the poverty line. The program aimed to raise awareness, provide disability identification, and distribute special aids and appliances like hearing aids, tricycles, wheelchairs, and more. Shubham's efforts extend to reaching specially-abled individuals in rural areas, working towards community-based rehabilitation for various types of physically challenged persons. So far, over 8000 disabled individuals have benefited from this program.

Shubham provides medical assistance, including physiotherapy for loco-motor disabilities. They offer free medical aid and rehabilitation services, with a focus on mental health support and advocating for the rights of mentally ill patients. Over 900 individuals have benefited from these programs.