Sri Aurobindo Group Plans Special Care Centres For Children With Developmental, Neurological Needs Across Madhya Pradesh
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Sri Aurobindo Group has announced plans to establish special care and development centres for children with special needs across districts of Madhya Pradesh, aiming to improve access to advanced healthcare and multidisciplinary support beyond major cities. The group founder-chairman, Dr Vinod Bhandari, made the announcement during a one-day multidisciplinary…
Indore, Madhya Pradesh: The Sri Aurobindo Group announced plans to establish special care and development centres for children with developmental and neurological needs across districts of Madhya Pradesh. Dr Vinod Bhandari, founder-chairman of the group, made the announcement during a multidisciplinary Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme at Usha Divya Bal Mandir.
The proposed centres will emulate the successful Maatri Sparsh and Kemhans institutions, utilizing advanced medical technology and updated facilities to identify and nurture the abilities of children with special needs. Bhandari highlighted the group's findings on the necessity for such specialized facilities in rural areas of the state, emphasizing the organization's commitment to improving access to advanced healthcare and multidisciplinary support for children.
The CME, themed "Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Neurology Liaison Practice," brought together paediatricians, psychiatrists, and specialists to discuss coordinated care for children requiring specialized support.
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