We are into the path of expanding our sevices, for the satisfaction of most of the people in need!

Currently, NAHLA has limited facilities capable to offer around 100 sessions a day altogether for 115 children enrolled. Presently, there are lots of needy children in waiting for the services. In order to expand our beneficiary, we have to offer services to 200 children with 250 sessions daily. In this phase, number of rehabilitation professionals also will be increased to expand our services.

Area - 35000 sq.ft. (Ground + First Floor)

Multi-Speciality Paediatric and Adult Rehabilitation Centre, Early Intervention centre,

Day Care Centre for Children with Special Needs.

Advanced facilities such as Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Sensory Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Aquatic Therapy, Speech & Language Therapy, Special Education.

• Multi-Speciality Paediatric and Adult Rehabilitation Centre

NAHLA Foundation proposes a care and cure centre with ultra-modern facilities. The home of hope envisioned will serve young ones and adults alike with advanced medical care. Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Congenital Brain Malformation, Dysmorphic Stages, Chromosomal Disorder ( Other than Downs Syndrome), Specific Learning Disabilities, ( including Dyslexia), CNS Infections Sequelae Neurodegenerative Disorders, High risk infants, Metabolic Disorders, Neuromuscular Disorders, Hearing Impairments, Visual Impairments, Epilepsy, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorders, Hypotonic Infants, Infants with Global Developmental Delay, Miscellaneous Difficulties in Development.

• Early Intervention centre

Early intervention is a range of services for babies and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. Early intervention focuses on helping eligible babies and toddlers learn the basic and brand-new mental and physical skills that typically develop during the first three years of life.

• Day Care Centre for Children with Special Needs

Nahla Day Care Centre will educate children with special needs. Children up to 5 years old will learn basic skills needed for mental and physical growth.

Lets cherish the beauty of the improvised technology for the upliftment of the needy !

In this phase Health care Centre, Audiology Lab, Paediatric Dentistry, Pain and Palliative Care Centre, Hospice Care, Geriatric Care Centre, Paraplegic Centre, pre-vocational and vocational aspect will be introduced to train the young adults. This will provide rehabilitation with the latest technology along with the exposure to various skill domain and will make them choose the way for livelihood as per the skill sets achieved by the children. So, in this phase additional health care services along with the vocational facilities and the service of qualified trainers will be added.

Area - 30000 sq.ft.

Health Care Centre, Audiology Lab, Paediatric Dentistry, Pain and Palliative Care Centre, Hospice Care, Geriatric Care Centre, Paraplegic Centre, Pre-vocational and Vocational Training Units.

• Health care Centre

The cutting-edge technology and innovative medical expertise coming up in the healthcare industry must be available to commoners too. With this proposal in mind, a modern health care centre is to be built alongside many other projects.

• Audiology Lab

In the first few years of life, hearing is a critical part of kids’ social, emotional, and cognitive development. Even a mild or partial hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop speech and language properly. The good news is that hearing problems can be overcome if they’re caught early — ideally by the time a baby is 3 months old.

• Paediatric Dentistry

Children with special needs have a higher risk of various kinds of dental problems like dental caries, periodontal disease etc., and can further affect their wellbeing and negatively impact their quality of life.

• Pain and Palliative Care Centre

Incurable and debilitating diseases dim the hope with which life is moving forward. Apart from paining physically, patients usually suffer social, emotional, and financial setbacks also. The proposed Pain and Palliative Care Centre is a humble start to restore smile on the faces of the patients who will otherwise feel abandoned.

• Hospice Care

Hospice care is patient-centred medical care. A host of valuable services are offered to address every aspect of a patient’s care. This is achieved by considering everyone’s goals, values, beliefs, and rituals. The goal of Hospice Care is to provide comfort, reduce suffering, and preserve patient dignity. A team consisting of doctors, nurses, social workers, volunteers, and therapists participate in the care of hospice patients.

• Geriatric Care Centre

The project envisages the setting up of Geriatric care centre attached to the NAHLA HEALTH CARE which will function in close coordination with other medical specialities as well as providing community-based geriatric care. The focus would be on the preventive, curative and rehabilitative aspects.

• Paraplegic Centre

The aim & mission of the Nahla Foundation is to work for the paraplegics, to provide facilities in total health care, to encourage & motivate them to be self-confident, self-reliant, and self-sufficient. Our ambiton is to make the Nahla Foundation an exclusive centre with ‘state of art facilities’ for paraplegics by modernizing the various departments to suit the needs for total rehabilitation and provides for the latest facilities & equipments, modern skills & technological training to suit the demands of industry and society.

• Vocational Training

The core objective of the Vocational Training Centre is to skill differently abled persons to be employable. This project will empower many differently abled persons with suitable skills. The payback of this initiative is increased participation of differently abled persons in creative crafts.

Being a part of securing the life of the people in need !

In the third phase, Sensory Gymnasium, Special School, Robotic Classroom, Centre for Psychological Wellness, Centre for Educational Counselling & Research, Residential Homes, and Recreational Centre, our all effort is to ensure a stable livelihood for all children we work with.

Area - 35000 sq.ft.

• Sensory Gymnasium

It’s a Sensory World! Sensory Gymnasium is a centre that offers a variety of multi-sensory, educational, recreational, and therapeutic services for children with special needs and their families. We are committed in creating unique programs that bridge the gap between therapy, home, school, and mainstream recreation. We provide a sensory rich and nurturing environment to children of all abilities, including those with Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and Sensory Processing Disorders.

• Special School

“Survival of physically and mentally unfit children is our collective responsibility. Nahla Foundation wants to step in. Under the unique project, NAHLA Foundation brings different disciplines under one roof. The primary focus will be on special education with additional support such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and vocational training.

• Robotic Classroom

Children with special needs and difficulties are the same as other children. Many developments arose as part of science and technology flourishing. One such is robotic classrooms. Nahla Foundation proposes to set up such a Robotic Classroom where the learners with special needs are given quality time and attention to the superior competences. Robotic interaction facilitates the learning of abstract concepts in a concrete concept.

• Centre for Psychological Wellness

Mental health is certainly a wealth for all agers. The Psychological centre will work employing a team of expert psychologists whose task will be helping stressed minds cope with their challenge.

• Centre for Educational Counseling and Research

When given more powers to their arms through confidence upping drive, differently abled community can well align with the mainstream world without a sense of having let down.

• Old Age Home

In the evening of life, most men and women are not often in the pink of their mental and physical health. A good word or gesture can touch old aged persons in a big way. Hence, it’s important to provide an ambience where they must feel home away from home.

• Residential Home

This dream home will be a home to differently abled children who are either bound to be away from home or homeless. Although, Nahla Foundation cares to children live with their families as long as possible, Residential Home is advised in some cases that will in turn have positive possibilities.

• Recreational Centre

Many children with special needs have developmental delays. Playing outside can improve flexibility, muscle strength, and coordination. It can also help them improve body awareness, motor skills and balance.

Multifunctional Mini Auditorium for parents’ empowerment; activities; group therapy

Nahla Foundation envisages a world where the entire humankind is moving on with shared dreams. With its foundation being the pricey values, which are always linked to pure philanthropy, Nahla Foundation is a Mission Humanity on the Go.