Sirisha Rehabilatation Centre
Sirisha Rehabilatation Centre
Project Brief: Need help starting COMMUNITY/HOME BASED REHABILITATION for Children with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (CWIDDs)
CBR work
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
Kansas City
CBR work
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)
Secondary Focus: vocational training
Area: RuralSupporting Chapter Contact:
Kansas City
Status: current / ongoing
Project Steward: Raji Muppala
Project Partner(s): M SOMESWARA RAO
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , D No 3-57, ,Veerankilock,Pamidimukkala,
Andhra Pradesh 521250
Tel: 011-91- 9441413161
Stewarding Chapter: Kansas City
Project Steward: Raji Muppala
Project Partner(s): M SOMESWARA RAO
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , D No 3-57, ,Veerankilock,Pamidimukkala,
Andhra Pradesh 521250
Tel: 011-91- 9441413161
Stewarding Chapter: Kansas City
May 2024 | Kansas City | USD 18207 |
Feb 2024 | Kansas City | USD 5175 |
Jun 2023 | Kansas City | USD 16572 |
Sep 2022 | Kansas City | USD 6554 |
Aug 2022 | Kansas City | USD 2917 |
May 2022 | Kansas City | USD 16456 |
Aug 2021 | Kansas City | USD 16060 |
Feb 2021 | Kansas City | USD 2074 |
Jul 2020 | Kansas City | USD 2007 |
May 2020 | Kansas City | USD 2645 |
Apr 2020 | Kansas City | USD 12475 |
May 2019 | Kansas City | USD 9497 |
Nov 2018 | Kansas City | USD 8760 |
Apr 2018 | Kansas City | USD 7640 |
Total = $127039
By definition, “CBR is the strategy within the community development for the Rehabilitation, Equalization of Opportunities, and social integration of all people with disabilities” CBR reflects that is it the model of multisecotral and multi-disciplinary approach. In addition to the training and rehabilitation of the CWIDDs, CBR also focus on several aspects of community development (CWIDDS will be the essential part of these activities) and some of them includes:
1) Awareness on Health Care, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Pollution and other aspects of clean, green, and healthy environment.
2) Information cum Facilitation for Acts, Policies, Schemes, & Benefits, which includes utilization, monitoring and evaluation.
3) Need and Facilitation for the creation of Accessible Environments with spaces for all.
4) Awareness cum Facilitation for the prevention of the causes of disabilities for moving towards disability free community / society.
5) Recreational, Sports and Games for better connectivity, strength, and harmony.
6) Capacity building of the community for better living with sustainability and thus to address their needs & challenges with ownership.
7) Other need based activities of the community from time to time which vary from community to another.
1) Awareness on Health Care, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Pollution and other aspects of clean, green, and healthy environment.
2) Information cum Facilitation for Acts, Policies, Schemes, & Benefits, which includes utilization, monitoring and evaluation.
3) Need and Facilitation for the creation of Accessible Environments with spaces for all.
4) Awareness cum Facilitation for the prevention of the causes of disabilities for moving towards disability free community / society.
5) Recreational, Sports and Games for better connectivity, strength, and harmony.
6) Capacity building of the community for better living with sustainability and thus to address their needs & challenges with ownership.
7) Other need based activities of the community from time to time which vary from community to another.
SRC is the registered Voluntary Service Organization working for the Training & Rehabilitation of Children with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (CWIDDs) as an EMPOWERMENT both Socially & Economically for happy & healthy living in an INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY / ENVIRONMENT.
Sirisha foundation 2 school’s details then the new group CWIDDs requesting support from Asha for Education
Early Intervention Centre: Provides Rehabilitation and School preparedness services to the CWIDDs in the age group of 0-6 years. This is mostly on day care basis with effective participation of their parents. This is categorized under Institutional based Rehabilitation (IBR). The areas which gets priority under this Centre includes: Activities of Daily Living (ADLs); Behaviour Modification; Social connectivity; Recreation; Sports & Games, Speech & Communication; Academics; and School preparedness. It is possible to mainstream some of them in to normal schools who joined this Centre at the early age. Early Identification and Early Interventions will work for effective outputs and impact. At present 32 CWIDDs are getting these services on day care basis for whom SRC will provide the transportation facility with better protection and security. All such services were provided by SRC on free of cost and will continue the same. This Centre is situated at Vuyyuru, Krishna Dist. A.P.
Special School cum Vocational Training Centre: It is like a normal school but significantly vary in the syllabus, content, teaching, examinations, valuation and other aspects. This school follows the pattern of Special Education as designed and approved by Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi. It is also known as Individualized Educational Programme as each CWIDD will be individual in his or her skills and needs. It is for the children in the age group of 6-18 & up to 21 years and provides service both on Day Care basis and Residential basis. This School gives priority for: Social; Academic; Cultural; Recreational; Sports & Games; Enhancement of Academic Qualification through Distance Mode through National Open Schooling (NIOS); Training in Vocational Trades; and preparing for Skill Development for better employability. At present 84 CWIDDs are getting these benefits either on Day Care or Residential basis at Institute (IBR) only. All such services were provided by SRC on free of cost and will continue the same. This Centre is situated both at Vuyyuru, and Veeronkilock, Krishna Dist. A.P.
COMMUNITY/HOME BASED REHABILITATION for Children with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (CWIDDs)
The above two Projects will provide matching training and rehabilitation services and supports for CWIDDs at the Institute which is also known as Institutional Based Rehabilitation (IBR) where the CWIDDs will come to the Institute. In view of the structure and mode of delivery, the model of IBR does have some limitations covering: away from the community / home; less participation of the parents and family members; less priority and limited contribution by the community; limited control In view of recent shift from welfare to development to rights based model of working for the empowerment of CWIDDs / PWDs, the model of IBR need to be supported by Home Based Rehabilitation (HBR) and Community based Rehabilitation (CBR). It means the pattern of CWIDDs going to the Institute (IBR) needs to be changed to the community / home where the team of professionals needs to reach the CWIDDs at their home / community.
CBR works for the CWIDDs at home / community without changing the dynamics of the home and community. SRC has identified several CWIDDs living in rural or slums of various parts of mandals selected in Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh. SRC has got require experience and expertise in providing the training and rehabilitation services to CWIDDs at Community (CBR) / Home (HBR) which has got several advantage over the earlier model of IBR. It has got a strong base and networking with the stakeholders for empowering the CWIDDs with several advantages which works for better inclusion both economically and socially.
Early Intervention Centre: Provides Rehabilitation and School preparedness services to the CWIDDs in the age group of 0-6 years. This is mostly on day care basis with effective participation of their parents. This is categorized under Institutional based Rehabilitation (IBR). The areas which gets priority under this Centre includes: Activities of Daily Living (ADLs); Behaviour Modification; Social connectivity; Recreation; Sports & Games, Speech & Communication; Academics; and School preparedness. It is possible to mainstream some of them in to normal schools who joined this Centre at the early age. Early Identification and Early Interventions will work for effective outputs and impact. At present 32 CWIDDs are getting these services on day care basis for whom SRC will provide the transportation facility with better protection and security. All such services were provided by SRC on free of cost and will continue the same. This Centre is situated at Vuyyuru, Krishna Dist. A.P.
Special School cum Vocational Training Centre: It is like a normal school but significantly vary in the syllabus, content, teaching, examinations, valuation and other aspects. This school follows the pattern of Special Education as designed and approved by Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi. It is also known as Individualized Educational Programme as each CWIDD will be individual in his or her skills and needs. It is for the children in the age group of 6-18 & up to 21 years and provides service both on Day Care basis and Residential basis. This School gives priority for: Social; Academic; Cultural; Recreational; Sports & Games; Enhancement of Academic Qualification through Distance Mode through National Open Schooling (NIOS); Training in Vocational Trades; and preparing for Skill Development for better employability. At present 84 CWIDDs are getting these benefits either on Day Care or Residential basis at Institute (IBR) only. All such services were provided by SRC on free of cost and will continue the same. This Centre is situated both at Vuyyuru, and Veeronkilock, Krishna Dist. A.P.
COMMUNITY/HOME BASED REHABILITATION for Children with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (CWIDDs)
The above two Projects will provide matching training and rehabilitation services and supports for CWIDDs at the Institute which is also known as Institutional Based Rehabilitation (IBR) where the CWIDDs will come to the Institute. In view of the structure and mode of delivery, the model of IBR does have some limitations covering: away from the community / home; less participation of the parents and family members; less priority and limited contribution by the community; limited control In view of recent shift from welfare to development to rights based model of working for the empowerment of CWIDDs / PWDs, the model of IBR need to be supported by Home Based Rehabilitation (HBR) and Community based Rehabilitation (CBR). It means the pattern of CWIDDs going to the Institute (IBR) needs to be changed to the community / home where the team of professionals needs to reach the CWIDDs at their home / community.
CBR works for the CWIDDs at home / community without changing the dynamics of the home and community. SRC has identified several CWIDDs living in rural or slums of various parts of mandals selected in Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh. SRC has got require experience and expertise in providing the training and rehabilitation services to CWIDDs at Community (CBR) / Home (HBR) which has got several advantage over the earlier model of IBR. It has got a strong base and networking with the stakeholders for empowering the CWIDDs with several advantages which works for better inclusion both economically and socially.
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Jul 2022 Site Visit Report - pdf
Jul 2022 Sirisha Adhoc request proposal
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May 2022 Sirisha Homebased Beneficiaries List 2022-23
Nov 2021 Site visit report Nov 2021
Jul 2021 Sirisha updated 2021 proposal
Jun 2021 Sirisha project proposal for 2021
May 2021 Home Based Beneficiaries List 2021-22
Jan 2021 Sirisha Covid Relief support 3 proposal Jan 24th 2021
Dec 2020 One-off Funding Project Proposal
Dec 2020 Targeted beneficiaries for project
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Jun 2020 Sirisha Covid Relief support 2 proposal June 2020
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Mar 2020 Site visit report 2020
Mar 2020 Home Based Beneficiaries Goals_Progress 2020
Apr 2019 Sirisha proposal for staff salaries April 2019
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Nov 2018 Site Visit Report Nov 2018
Nov 2018 Meeting Minutes Nov 2018
Nov 2018 Sirisha vehicle funding proposal Nov 2018
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Feb 2018 Meeting Minutess Feb 2018
Jan 2018 2018 Jan sitevisit Report
Jan 2018 Sirisha proposal for Jan 2018
Dec 2017 Sirisha SiteVisit Report 2018
May 2024 Sirisha proposal May 2024
Feb 2024 Sirisha Food shelter Proposal Feb 2024
Jan 2024 Sirisha site visit report Jan 2024
Jun 2023 Sirisha Metrics
May 2023 Site visit report May 2023
May 2023 Home based kids list 2023
May 2023 Sirisha Proposal May 2023
Sep 2022 Proposal 2022_September
Sep 2022 Proposal 2022-2023
Jul 2022 Site Visit Report - pdf
Jul 2022 Sirisha Adhoc request proposal
Jul 2022 Visit Kids moved to Sirisha
May 2022 Sirisha project proposal 2022
May 2022 Sirisha Homebased Beneficiaries List 2022-23
Nov 2021 Site visit report Nov 2021
Jul 2021 Sirisha updated 2021 proposal
Jun 2021 Sirisha project proposal for 2021
May 2021 Home Based Beneficiaries List 2021-22
Jan 2021 Sirisha Covid Relief support 3 proposal Jan 24th 2021
Dec 2020 One-off Funding Project Proposal
Dec 2020 Targeted beneficiaries for project
Jul 2020 Sirisha site visit report July 2020
Jul 2020 Site Visit Report Jul 2020
Jun 2020 Sirisha Covid Relief support 2 proposal June 2020
May 2020 Sirisha_covid_19_support
May 2020 Sirisha Covid relief support proposal may 2020
Mar 2020 Sirisha Proposal 2020
Mar 2020 Site visit report 2020
Mar 2020 Home Based Beneficiaries Goals_Progress 2020
Apr 2019 Sirisha proposal for staff salaries April 2019
Apr 2019 sirisha home based beneficiaries progress in 2018 and 2019 goals
Nov 2018 Site Visit Report Nov 2018
Nov 2018 Meeting Minutes Nov 2018
Nov 2018 Sirisha vehicle funding proposal Nov 2018
Mar 2018 2018_sirisha_project_proposal
Feb 2018 Meeting Minutess Feb 2018
Jan 2018 2018 Jan sitevisit Report
Jan 2018 Sirisha proposal for Jan 2018
Dec 2017 Sirisha SiteVisit Report 2018