Chavara to get rehabilitation centre for differently abled children
Nearly two acres of land will be identified for setting up the facility, says Minister Shibu Baby John
The Kerala government plans to establish a rehabilitation center in Chavara for differently-abled children and their families, announced Forest Minister Shibu Baby John. The facility, which will cover nearly two acres of land, will provide essential training and financial assistance to support the children's well-being and their families' financial self-reliance.
Speaking at the inauguration of the health development center at Holy Cross Pratheeksha Special School, the Minister emphasized that caring for differently-abled children is a collective responsibility of society. The center, constructed by IREL (India) Limited's CSR initiative, complements the existing health facilities at the school, ensuring the physical and mental well-being of students.
The inauguration ceremony, attended by local authorities and IREL officials, included cultural performances by the school's children.
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