Outreach Unit
Scheduled rehabilitation camps and follow-up support in underserved rural communities.
KIRAN brings rehabilitation, health, nutrition, education, awareness and family support closer to people who cannot easily access institutional services.
KIRAN brings rehabilitation, health, nutrition, education, awareness and family support closer to people who cannot easily access institutional services.
Scheduled rehabilitation camps and follow-up support in underserved rural communities.
Door-to-door and community services combining health, nutrition, education and therapeutic support.
Practical training, counselling and guidance so families can continue support at home.
Guidance toward relevant government schemes, benefits and services.
Sensitisation and disability awareness with schools, institutions, community workers and families.
Working with community organisations, health workers and local institutions to extend reach.
CBR coverage described in Varanasi & Mirzapur
reported in 2024-25 Outreach Unit
2024-25
2024-25
Community inclusion takes rehabilitation and disability support beyond one campus by working with families, villages, local institutions and referral networks so people can access help closer to where they live.
Camps, community visits and local coordination can help identify children and adults who have had limited access to rehabilitation or disability services.
Outreach can include screening, basic assessment, counselling, referral and information about next steps.
Families often need practical guidance that fits daily routines, travel realities and available resources.
Home guidance, counselling, parent training and follow-up can strengthen continuity between specialist advice and everyday life.
Inclusion becomes more sustainable when local schools, health services, government schemes and community organisations are part of the pathway.
Teams can help families understand referrals, certificates, social-security linkages and other available services where appropriate.
A one-time contact rarely solves a long-term need. Follow-up helps families act on referrals and adjust support as circumstances change.
Community-based rehabilitation and repeat follow-up can connect people back to therapy, education, mobility, livelihood or social-integration support.
The exact pathway is individual. These stages show how KIRAN teams can connect assessment, planning, action and follow-up without treating services as isolated activities.
Explore key activities and programme themes through this category-based visual slider.
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