KIRAN combines institution-based services at KIRAN Village with community outreach, rehabilitation camps, family engagement and walk-in support. Explore the places and pathways through which this work reaches people.
Use the filters to explore Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and walk-in access. Each card includes a moving thumbnail gallery; click the card or More Info for a full same-screen detail page with photo slides.
KIRAN Village in Madhopur is the organisation’s central base, connecting rehabilitation, education, training, livelihood and community-focused work.
KIRAN’s community work reaches rural villages through rehabilitation, education, livelihood, social-security and family-support activities.
Health outreach and rehabilitation support connect KIRAN with children, young people and families in rural communities.
KIRAN reaches communities in Ghazipur through health outreach, rehabilitation support and family-focused follow-up.
Rehabilitation camps help bring screening, guidance and referral support closer to children and families in the district.
KIRAN’s outreach network has also connected with communities in Chandauli through field-based rehabilitation and awareness activities.
KIRAN’s reach extends into Bihar through rehabilitation camps and outreach support for children, young people and families.
Children with disabilities and families from different parts of India can connect with KIRAN through its walk-in and institution-based services.
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Geographic reach is meaningful only when it leads to practical support. KIRAN’s community approach connects field contact with guidance, services and follow-up.
Children, young people and families are connected through outreach, camps, community partners or direct contact.
Teams help clarify rehabilitation, education, family or participation needs and possible next steps.
Families receive guidance, referral or connection with appropriate KIRAN or community-based support.
Where appropriate, follow-up helps maintain continuity and respond to changing needs over time.
Visual snapshots help show how KIRAN’s work moves between the campus, field activities, family engagement and community-based rehabilitation.
The campus is the central hub connecting rehabilitation, education, training, families and wider community outreach.
Field-based support helps reduce distance and access barriers for rural families.
Guidance and follow-up are stronger when families are part of the support pathway.
Camps and activities may involve local organisations, schools, health providers and community stakeholders.
Community work can connect people with specialist rehabilitation, education and other KIRAN programmes.
Contact KIRAN Society to ask about services, community work, programme referrals, partnership opportunities or visiting KIRAN Village.
