Sambhavna Clinic
Sambhavna Clinic
Project Brief: Sambhavna Clinic in Bhopal is working with Asha to identify and assess disabilities in the community.
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
Seattle
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)
Secondary Focus: other
Area: TribalSupporting Chapter Contact:
Seattle
Status: CLOSED - ENDED
Project Steward: Raj Chauhan
Co-Steward: Jayashree Janardhan
Project Partner(s): Contact information unavailable
Project Address: Sambhavna Clinic
44, Sant Kanwar Ram Nagar
Berasia Road
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 462018
Tel: 91-0755-730914 / 743157
Stewarding Chapter: Seattle
Project Steward: Raj Chauhan
Co-Steward: Jayashree Janardhan
Project Partner(s): Contact information unavailable
Project Address: Sambhavna Clinic
44, Sant Kanwar Ram Nagar
Berasia Road
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 462018
Tel: 91-0755-730914 / 743157
Stewarding Chapter: Seattle
Part of Trigger project proposal submitted to WAH 2003
Total Budget requested for this component: NIL (Non-monetary participation)
Sambhavna Clinic has agreed to work with Asha for Education to assess and identify the types of disabilities in the community it servers. Asha is funding the renumeration of a surveyor for 3 months.
Sambhanva has already identified and selected a recently trained heathcare worker from the community itself to conduct the 3-month survey.
At the conclusion of the survey, Asha and Sambhavna will evaluate possible action-items that empower the community and provide reasonable solutions and benefits to the disabled children of the community.
Total Budget requested for this component: NIL (Non-monetary participation)
Sambhavna Clinic has agreed to work with Asha for Education to assess and identify the types of disabilities in the community it servers. Asha is funding the renumeration of a surveyor for 3 months.
Sambhanva has already identified and selected a recently trained heathcare worker from the community itself to conduct the 3-month survey.
At the conclusion of the survey, Asha and Sambhavna will evaluate possible action-items that empower the community and provide reasonable solutions and benefits to the disabled children of the community.
Jul 2003 Progress July 03