Institution-Based Rehabilitation
Comprehensive rehabilitation services delivered through Amar Seva Sangam's Ayikudy campus in an integrated way, bringing together residential support, multidisciplinary therapy, specialised rehabilitation, independent-living development and related support services.
Integrated support for rehabilitation, independence and participation.
Amar Seva Sangam's institution-based rehabilitation services have developed over several decades to support children, youth and adults with different rehabilitation needs.
Depending on the individual, services may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and communication support, nursing and medical care, psychological counselling, special education, assistive technology, self-care training, vocational rehabilitation and supported living.
These services are designed not only to improve functional ability, but also to strengthen independence and support participation in family and community life.
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Campus Residential Rehabilitation
Residential support for children and young persons alongside rehabilitation, education and independent-living development.
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Medical Testing Unit
Multidisciplinary outpatient rehabilitation for persons with physical, orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation needs.
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Spinal Injury Rehabilitation
Post-acute medical, functional, psychological and vocational rehabilitation for persons with spinal cord injury.
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Special Needs Rehabilitation
Special education, therapy, self-care and developmental support through residential and day programmes.
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Foster Parent Care
A supported-living pathway helping persons with special needs and their families prepare for longer-term independence.
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Rehabilitation Centre
Assistive devices, mobility support, education assistance, referrals, livelihood linkage and other practical rehabilitation support.
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Residential arrangements for children with disabilities have been available at Amar Seva Sangam since 1989, enabling children to stay, study and participate in rehabilitation within a supportive campus environment.
This integrated support helps children complete their schooling while receiving rehabilitation services, while relieving families of the daily challenges of travel and caregiving.
Support is planned according to individual needs and may include physiotherapy, assistive devices, self-care training, recreation and opportunities to strengthen independence in everyday activities.
The residential environment complements educational, rehabilitation and developmental services available elsewhere on the campus.
Medical Testing Unit
Established in 1998 with support from the Government of Japan, the Medical Testing Unit has developed into a multidisciplinary outpatient rehabilitation centre supporting persons with physical, orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation needs.
Individual rehabilitation plans may combine different professional services depending on the person's condition and functional goals.
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech and Language Therapy
- Medical and Nursing Support
- Psychological Counselling
- Mental Health and Self-Care Training
- Recreational Therapy
The unit also supports rehabilitation awareness, community medical camps, professional training and clinical exposure for rehabilitation students.
Post-Acute Spinal Injury Rehabilitation
Amar Seva Sangam's post-acute rehabilitation programme for persons with spinal cord injury was established in 2007 to provide comprehensive rehabilitation following the acute stage of medical treatment.
The programme combines medical and functional rehabilitation with psychological, caregiving and vocational support to help individuals progress towards greater independence.
- Medical and Nursing Care
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Psychological Counselling
- Caregiver Support
- Self-Care and Independent-Living Training
- Mental Health Support
- Vocational Rehabilitation
- Recreation and Social Participation
Vocational rehabilitation and livelihood preparation are incorporated where appropriate to support individuals in their transition after discharge.
More than 300 people have benefited from these programmes, enabling them to pursue greater independence and sustainable livelihoods.
School and Residence for Special Needs Rehabilitation
Amar Seva Sangam provides institution-based rehabilitation for children with intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, autism and other developmental support needs through residential and day programmes.
Residential Programme for Special Needs Children
Established in 2013, the residential programme provides structured rehabilitation and support for children requiring assistance with learning, communication, therapy, behaviour, self-care and activities of daily living.
Sangamam School for Special Children
Sangamam provides individualised special education and rehabilitation support designed around each child's abilities and developmental goals.
Support may include special education, physiotherapy, speech therapy, self-care, activities of daily living, behavioural development and functional skill building.
Detailed educational information is presented separately under the Education programme.
Explore Education →Foster Parent Care Centre for Intellectually Challenged Adults
The Foster Parent Care Centre was established in April 2021 in response to an important concern faced by families of persons with special needs: providing lifelong care, acceptance and support beyond the lifetime or continuing capacity of parents and caregivers.
The programme supports individuals and families in preparing for shared and increasingly independent living.
- Parent-child counselling and transition support
- Training in activities of daily living
- Living and participating in a group or family-like setting
- Building confidence, acceptance and social relationships
- Supporting independence through vocational skilling and livelihood activities
Rehabilitation Centre
The Rehabilitation Centre extends support and referral services beyond the campus, reaching children and adults with disabilities in communities and villages to improve mobility, access to education, livelihood opportunities and participation in community life.
Depending on individual requirements, support may include:
- Assistive devices and artificial limbs
- Wheelchairs and mobility support
- Scholarship assistance
- School-related support
- Travel concession assistance
- Vocational training referrals
- Employment and job-placement linkage
- Other appropriate rehabilitation referrals
Disabled Youth Trainee Hostel
Residential facilities for youth trainees with disabilities support participation in vocational and technical training while staying on campus, with separate accommodation for boys and girls.
Training pathways have included computer skills, tailoring, handicrafts, notebook making, typewriting and technical trades, together with sports and personal development.
As detailed vocational-course information belongs primarily under Skill Development, the training and employment pathways are presented there rather than duplicated on this page.
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Care Beyond Therapy
Institution-based rehabilitation connects clinical and functional interventions with daily living, family support, education, skills and community participation.
Functional Independence
Therapy, self-care and daily-living interventions directed towards greater functional independence.
Family & Caregiver Support
Counselling, training and participation of families and caregivers as part of the rehabilitation process.
Community Inclusion
Preparing individuals to return to, participate in and contribute to family and community life.
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