Parents & Child Care Unit
The PCCU is the entrance point for children and families, supporting diagnosis, functional assessment and individual rehabilitation planning.
KIRAN provides institution-based and community-based rehabilitation through multidisciplinary assessment, individual rehabilitation planning, therapy, medical support, assistive devices, parent training and outreach.
KIRAN provides institution-based and community-based rehabilitation through multidisciplinary assessment, individual rehabilitation planning, therapy, medical support, assistive devices, parent training and outreach.
The PCCU is the entrance point for children and families, supporting diagnosis, functional assessment and individual rehabilitation planning.
Individualised physical and functional rehabilitation to improve movement, positioning, daily activities and participation.
Speech-language support for communication, feeding and swallowing challenges, with family guidance.
Family-mediated intervention and multidisciplinary support for developmental delay, autism and neurodevelopmental needs.
Customised prosthetic and orthotic appliances, aids and mobility solutions with attention to fit and durability.
Rehabilitation camps, door-to-door support and community-based rehabilitation in underserved rural locations.
2024-25 Outreach Unit
2024-25
through outreach camps
child-handling skills
The programme connects assessment, therapy, mobility, communication, family guidance and community follow-up so support is practical in everyday life.
The first step is understanding strengths, functional needs, environment and family priorities before agreeing an individual direction for support.
This can include multidisciplinary assessment, goal-setting, referral between services and periodic review with the family.
Therapeutic support focuses on movement, daily activities, communication, feeding and the functional skills that matter in home, school and community life.
Support may involve physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language work and coordinated home practice.
Mobility and assistive solutions can reduce barriers and help a child or young person take part more safely and independently.
This can include prosthetic and orthotic support, mobility aids, fitting, training and follow-up for comfort and practical use.
Families and community teams help translate clinical goals into routines that can be continued in real settings.
Parent training, rehabilitation camps, community-based rehabilitation, home guidance and follow-up strengthen continuity of 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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