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20ANNUALREPORTFY 2017-2018

Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti

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Distribution Of Children & Young Adults With DisabilitiesAt A Glance (2017-18)

Total No. of PwD' Bene�tted

Directly

709

in SpecialSchools

in CWSNHostels

in Vocational TrainingCenters

in IntegratedTraining Centers

129

in CommunityCenter

14in Sparsh Project for People with Deafblindness

47

in RespiteCare Home

32

92

250 145

Manovikas Special School,

UjjainNavjyoti Special School,

Shajapur

Prem Pragati Special School,

RajgarhPratiksha

Integrated Training

Center, NagdaUdan Integrated Training Center,

Agar-Malwa

Jyoti Integrated

Training Center, Biora

Navjeevan Integrated

Training Center,Shujalpur

Manovikas Community

Center, UjjainNavjyoti

CWSN Hostel, Shajapur

Manovikas Samarth Center,

Chandessary

Sparsh Project supported by

Sense International

India

Prem JyotiCWSN Hostel

Khilchipur

Various Branches of Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti

Sector-9, Jawahar Nagar, Ujjain(M.P) 456010 Tel : 0734-2511031 Mob : 9926693831Email : [email protected] Web : www.mpvss.in

Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata SamitiMANOVIKAS

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Any restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity (which may be physical or mental) in a manner or within the range considered normal for the human beings as per ones gender age and socio cultural demands, is a disability. A person with disability looked down by the society because the person is not able to perform an activity as perfect as the requirements of the norms and needs of the society. Thus they become the least brothers and sisters who are marginalised and exploited. That is why the society was formed to serve the most neglected brothers and sisters of the society. ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.('Matthew 25:40)

Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta Samiti has completed 20 years, rendering service to persons with special needs. Since its commencement we tried to give the beneficiaries the best service as possible. Rehabilitation and main streaming of persons with disabilities are main concerns of the Society. We believe in human dignity and hold the concept that less ability does not make any one less human. We work towards an inclusive society where each individual person irrespective of any differences should be able enjoy equal opportunity to develop and live a meaningful, respectful and dignified life. He or she must be given opportunities and enough training to be a productive member of the society. Then alone we can say that a meaningful rehabilitation of persons with disabilities is accomplished. MPVSS has bagged district, state and nation level recognition and appreciation for the work it has done to the society. Moreover we are encouraged and motivated by the faith of thousands of parents and beneficiaries, on MPVSS. Many parents stay in rented houses in Ujjain to attend the special school and therapies at Manovikas.

Let me acknowledge the priceless supports MPVSS received from many part of the society. The central, state and district administration have always been very supportive of the organization. Let me thank every benefactor who helped MPVSS financially. I appreciate your readiness to always support the organization. Please continue to support us and guide us. MPVSS is committed to transparency and accountability. Every penny it gets is spend for the wellbeing of persons with disabilities or in need .

There is a long way to go. Alone it maybe difficult. Let us march together and make an inclusive society where each one enjoys equal rights and opportunities. MPVSS will continue to be a source of consolation and support .

Mar.Sebastian VadakelBishop , Dioceses of Ujjain

President MPVSS

Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers andsisters of mine, you did for me.” (St. Matthew 25:40)

Message from the President


Director's DeskIt is a matter of immense pleasure for us to present the Annual Report of Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta Samiti for the year 2017 – 18. This year too we have made all possible endeavors to transform the life of people with disabilities (PwD’s) especially the children with intellectual and multiple disabilities. We have successfully imparted special education to the children with intellectual disability through our special schools, Inclusive education program through integrated centers, provided residential care through Respite Care Home and provided Hostel facilities through CWSN hostels, conducted income generating vocational training program to the young adults and running “Sparsh” program exclusively for the children with deafblindness. We have directly benefitted a total of 709 children and young adults with intellectual, multiple disabilities through all our centers and “Sparsh” Program for the Deafblind. We have also benefitted 189 children and adults through our physiotherapy and occupational therapy centers. During the year we have provided the benefit of various government welfare schemes to 470 PwD’s. Through various awareness programs and activates we have reached around five thousand people.

This is the third successful year of our Manovikas College of Special Education, which is offering regular B.Ed. (Special Education -MR) approved by RCI and affiliated with Vikram University, and D.Ed. (Special Education-Deafblindness) approved by RCI. We are already a study center of Bhoj Open University for distance mode courses since 2004. There are 64 students in regular courses and 42 in distance mode courses. We would like to share another important development, marked during the year, which is the extension of “Manovikas” building at Jawahar Nagar, Ujjain for providing better facilities to children and young adults with disability.

During the year our 225 Special Children participated in district and State level sports competition and were crowned with success. Here, we would like to mention, the names of our special winners; Javed Khan, Aditya Jha and Shivani Patel, who won medals.

The cultural awareness and participation play an integral role in special children’s education. In various cultural events, the special students of MPVSS tried their best to prove that they too are efficient and equal pillars of the society. The cultural activities were organized on the various occasions. We are thankful to the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, Ministry of Social Justice, Govt. of M.P, government departments, various institutions, corporate and individual donors who extended their support to create an inclusive society. Like every year, the smiles and happiness of hundreds of special children gave us motivation to go forward and we are continuing our successful journey.

Fr. Tom GeorgeDirector MPVSS, Ujjain


Our Organization, Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata

Samiti (MPVSS),is a not for profit oriented

organization and it was established in the year 1997

to render services for education, development and

rehabilitation of persons with disabilities (PwD’s). It is

registered as a society (Reg.No 2007/98).

Since its inception the society is making arduous

efforts to create an inclusive society, where people

with disabilities are accepted into the mainstream

economy and social life. Thousands of our

b e n e f i c i a r i e s h a v e p r o g r e s s e d t o w a r d s

independence through special education and other

services. They have achieved remarkable success at

national and international level.

It is one amongst the leading organizations in India,

working for the people with Intellectual and Multiple

disabilities especially the children. We are

implementing various programs and projects with

the support of national, international Organizations

and donors. Our work is spread across four districts of

M.P.: Ujjain, Shajapur, Agar, and Rajgarh.

Our Organization VisionAn inclusive society, where the persons with disability will enjoy equal rights, opportunities and participation.

MissionTo create a conducive atmosphere for the holistic development of persons with disability and main streaming them with the society.

Objectives• To bring about attitudinal changes in the person

with disability, in the family members and in the society.

• To build the capacity of the persons with disability for enhancing their competence and making

them self-reliant. • To Promote and facilitate the rehabilitation of

persons with disability. • To prevent disabilities and minimize the

consequences of disability through early identification and intervention.

• To Develop MPVSS as a national level resource agency with all facilities and recognition.


• Respecting the dignity of al l without

discrimination

• Respecting the rights of all

• Inclusive love

• Positive thinking Strategies

• Collaboration and networking with the

g o v e r n m e n t a n d o t h e r l i k e - m i n d e d

organizations.

• Enhancing people’s participation through

community based organizations

• Building the capacity of persons with

disability to assert their rights and access the

government scheme.

Core Values

• Special education to the children with autism,

cerebral palsy, Intellectual and Multiple

disabilities, deafblindness and other

developmental disabilities through our Special

schools and other centers.

• Facility of Hostel and Care homes for the people

with Special needs.

• Income Generating Vocational Training Program

and Production Centre for the young adults with

special needs.

• Psychological Assessment and Counseling.

• Early identification and intervention of people

with disabilities,

• Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy.

• Counseling of Parents

• Awareness Programs on disability

• Community based rehabilitation programs

• Special Sports, Cultural Programs and Events,

Exposure on various occasion

• Offers university affiliated Degree and other

affiliated Diploma Programs exclusively on

Special Education and Rehabilitation

• CRE (Continuing Rehabilitation Programs) for

Special Educators and Professionals

Main Activities at a Glance

• Registered under M.P. Society Registration Act with Registration No2007 Dated 2 June 1998

• Registered with NITI Aayog Portal with Unique ID - MP/2014/0073334

• Recognized under PwD Act 1995• Registered under the National Trust Act 1999.• National award for the best NGO for the

empowerment of persons with disabilities for the year 2008.

• NGO Member at Ujjain, Local Level Committee of National Trust.

• Recognized by the RCI for running disability Related education programmes

• Registration u/s 80G of Income Tax Act • FCRA No. 063610002• PAN No AAATM2638N• ISO 9001 : 2015 Recognition• Registration with Guide Star India No. 2168• Give India, Tier I listed• Accreditation by Credibility Alliance• Affiliated with Vikram University Ujjain for

B.Ed. (Special Education)• Study Centre , M.P Bhoj Open University for

Distance Education B.Ed. (Special Education)

Legal Status and Recognitions

I alone cannot

change the world, but

I can cast a stone

across the waters to

create many ripples.

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Special education basically refers to “Educational programs and practices designed for students- who are with mental, physical or emotional disabilities. These children require special teaching approaches, equipment or care within or outside a regular classroom M.P Viklang Sahayta Samiti has established Special Schools with a noble mission to cater to those students who have special educational needs due to intellectual, Multiple Disabilities or behavioral problems.

The children are taught various tasks and skills appropriate to their age and functional level to make them self dependent.We are running three special schools. The “Manovikas” Special School was first endeavor of MPVSS to provide special education and rehabilitation to children diagnosed with intellectual and multiple disabilities. This school was started in 1997 at Ujjain with just 10 students and 4 Special teachers under the open sky. Now we have grown to the status of having 3 special schools in Madhya Pradesh. In the year 1999 we stared Navjyoti Special School at Shajapur and Prem Pragati Special school in 2011 in Rajgarh district of M.P .

Our Schools are well equipped with state of art infrastructure, teaching and learning aids, with Therapeutic facilities. We have been providing special education to the children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, by our well trained teachers who are qualified in special education and registered with RCI. They focus on over all development of the special children which includes physical, emotional and creative skills.

Special SchoolsEndeavor for over all development

The volunteers, social workers and field workers of MPVSS regularly identify the children with special needs in the backward urban and rural areas.

We are providing behavior modification of the Children with developmental disabilities through the services of psychological counseling, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and special education techniques, by a team of interdisciplinary teachers and resource persons. We have trained our students in daily living skills, who are unable to do their daily chores, like eating, dressing, grooming, and toileting etc.

The main purpose of these training programs is to develop confidence in them, to make them feel that they are quite efficient and can attend to their daily needs with more confidence. Sports and cultural activities help a lot in the development of children with disabilities. We give special attention in these fields to provide them training in sports, games, dance, music, drawing and handicraft article making.

They get an opportunity to participate in sports and games competition at the local, district, national and international level. Many of them achieved Gold medals in Special Olympics at international level. Our special children perform excellently in cultural activities, organized on various occasions, including national festivals and other celebrations. In the year 2017 -18 we benefited 250 children with intellectual and multiple disabilities through special schools.


Gender wise ClassificationName of School Male Female Total

Manovikas Special School, Ujjain

78 47 125

Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur

48 16 64

Prem Pragati Special School, Rajgarh 33 28 61Grand Total 159 91 250

Disability wise ClassificationName of School Autistic CP ID Total

Manovikas Special School, Ujjain 11

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11

Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur

Prem Pragati Special School, Rajgarh Grand Total

31

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31

83

31

45

159

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33

16

49

Integrated Training CentersA Step towards Inclusive EducationInclusion is all about mainstreaming education by removing barriers and bringing all children together in school, irrespective of their physical and mental abilities.

The process of transition from segregated to inclusive schooling must be well-planned, carefully supported, and gradually implemented with significant feedback mechanisms for monitoring and modifying support .This includes working with teachers, parents, administrators, and other stakeholders. With view to provide inclusive education to the children with Intellectual disabilities and multipledisabilities.Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti has established four Integrated Training centers in collaboration with the regular schools of UjjainDiocese at Nagda, Agar, Shujalpur and Biaora .

Dedicated team of our special educators and care takers are making hard endeavors to main stream the special children. In the year 2017 -18 we have covered 129 special children through our four Integrated Centers.

Gender wise Classification

Name of Centre Male Female Total

Pratiksha Integrated Training Center 17 05 22 NagdaUdan Integrated Training Center 36 15 51 AgarNavjeevan Integrated Training Center 20 12 32 Shujalpur Jyoti integrated Center 18 06 24 BiaoraGrand Total 91 38 129

Disabilitywise Classification

Name of Center Autistic CP ID MD (HI/VI)Pratiksha Integrated Training - 15 06 - 01 Center Nagda Udan Integrated Training Center 02 02 26 - 21 Agar Navjeevan Integrated Training 02 05 20 02 03 Center, Shujalpur Jyoti integrated Center, - - 07 13 04 Biaora Total 04 22 59 15 29


The Impact We have observed many positive changes after the children with special needs joined the CSWN hostels. They have developed better understanding, have become less stubborn and the behavioral problems have been reduced. Their parents are getting more time to relax and the responsibilities have been reduced.

Children with Special Needs(CWSN) HostelsFacilitating Special childrenThe Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995 provides for access to free education in an appropriate environment for children with disabilities till they reach the age of 18 years. The educational needs of disabled children are to be covered through a range of interventions. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 requires the State Government to ensure compulsory admission, attendance, and completion of elementary education of all children of 6-14 years.

For facilitating the education of children with disability MPVSS is participating in the IED (Inclusive Education for the Disabled ) scheme of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and is running two CWSN hostels.The first one is Premjyoti CWSN Boys Hostel in Khilchipur, Ujjain since 2009 and other one is Navjyoti CWSN Hostel, Shajapur since 2010. These hostels facilitated MR, VI and HI students between the 6 to 14 years of age group from remote areas of respective districts. These children are getting the opportunity to attend the schools regularly. In the hostel they are provided disability wise need based training for necessary skills of life and independent living. The CWSN hostels are also continuously monitored by authorities of District and State Level Education department.

CWSN -Beneficiary Coverage (2017-18)

Name of Centers Total No.of No.of No.of No.of No.of Students MD MR VI HI CP

Prem Jyoti CWSN 50 - 07 36 06 01 Hostel Ujjain

Navjyoti CWSN 42 06 22 02 12 00 Hostel,Shajapur

Grand Total 92 06 29 38 18 01

Yesterday is gone.Tomorrow has not yet come.We have only today.Let us begin.- Mother Teresa

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People with disabilities experience numerous barriers while seeking employment or establishing their self-employment ventures. There are number of occupations which are suitable for the intellectually disabled people. After the systematic training they can be well absorbed in the employment, though initially it seems to be very difficult. Similarly they can also start self employment ventures with the support of their family / community.

We have been imparting Income generating skill development training to the young adult beneficiaries with intellectual and multiple disabilities, under our vocational training programme. Beneficiaries, after completing Special schools and 18 years of age ,are given admission in our Vocational Training Programme at Ujjain, Rajgarh, Biaora, Shajapur, shujalpur and Nagda,.

During the year we have provided vocational training to 145 beneficiaries. The main aim of the programme is to provide them better placement/self employment opportunities.

In addition to above we will also involve them in production activities at least for the six months in our own center. Many beneficiaries are well capable to take the up the production activates. Special trainers provide them

Vocational Training ProgrammeStep towards IndependencyProperly preparing the mentally challenged for the world of work is like building highway. Each mile of the way leads us closer to the goal”

Beneficiaries Covered under the Vocational Training Programmes

S.No. Name of Center Male Female Total

1 Manovikas Vocational Training Center 48 21 69

2 Pratiksha Integrated Center, Nagda 09 - 09

3 Navjeevan Special School, Shujalpur 11 10 21

4 Prem Pragati Special School, Rajgarh 11 09 20

5 Udan Special School, Agar 10 04 14

6 Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur 07 05 12

Grand Totals 96 49 145

skill development training after assessment of beneficiary, i.e mental and physical abilities. Keeping in view we impart different category of skills to different individuals :-

1. Lower order skills : Most simple skills, like assisting in pasting, packing, sorting and other activities. Carry bag making, envelope making are such training.

2. Moderate order skills : Slightly higher skills like cutting, pasting, packing punching, decorating and using simple tools. Writing Pad making, Candle making, Dia making, Rakhi making are examples of such skills. Greeting Card making, decoration article making using simple tools are also included in such training.

3. Higher order skills : Spiral Binding, Screen Printing, Office File making,(Card file, Box Cobra File, Agarbatti making (Incense Sticks) using mechanically and electrically operated machines and tools.


Respite care is one of our services with an aim to provide supervision and care of children and youth, with disabilities, for a certain period of time. We are running a respite care home named Samarth Centre at Chandessary village in Ujjain district, in a green pleasant environment. It was established in the year 2003, especially for the children and youth with multiple disabilities, including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism and other developmental disabilities. The main purpose of respite care is to relieve stress of parents temporarily, whether caused by the burdens of caring for a disabled child due to various reasons. We make all endeavors to provide the best quality of service to each individual within available resources.

Our respite care home is facilitated to provide boarding, physiotherapy, skill development and recreation for 30 inmates at a time. We have a dedicated team of care takers, special educators and therapists. During the time of their stay inmates participate in vocational training programs, cultural activities, sports, recreational trips, picnic etc., besides taking advantage of the routine services. In the past ten years we have supported hundreds of PwD’s and their families.

Respite Care Home –Beneficiary Details2017-18Disability wise ClassificationNo. of ID No. of Autistic No. of CP No. of MD Total

20 06 02 04 32

Male Female Total

25 07 32

Gender wise Classification

Respite Care HomeSamarth Centre Complete Care with love and affection


No of People Benefitted from TherapeuticServices in the Year 2017-18

Occupational TherapyName of Center Male Female Total

Manovikas Special School, Ujjain

17 10 27

Prem Pragati Special School, Rajgarh 04 07 11Grand Total 21 17 38

PhysiotherapyName of Center Male Female Total

Manovikas Vocational Training Center 46 33 79

Navjeevan Special School, Shujalpur 15 04 19

Udan Special School, Agar 28 14 42

Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur 09 09 18

Grand Totals 98 60 158

A. Physiotherapy and Occupational therapyNumber of children and adults with cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities and children with sensory impairments, attention deficit, hyper activity etc. come to the centers of MPVSS. Regular physiotherapy and occupational therapy are needed according to their individual condition.

This need is fulfilled by MPVSS through well-equipped physiotherapy and occupational therapy departments at its Manovikas Special School in Ujjain and physiotherapy departments at Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur, Navjeevan Integrated Training Centre, Shujalpur and Udan Integrated Training Centre, Agar.

Physiotherapy and Occupational therapy proved very useful for early intervention in risk cases. It could prevent disability, improve the condition of children and minimize or stabilize the impact of disability. After the improvement in their condition children became capable to attend the classrooms .

These departments also provided necessary guidance and counseling to the parents of PwDs as and when needed and cases were referred also for assessment.

Therapeutic Services

B. Psychological Assessment Manovikas Special School of MPVSS in Ujjain has in house department of psychology for the assessment of mentally retarded persons and guidance and counseling to their parents. It assesses DQ/IQ of children and adults and also provides services for problem behavior management. The guidance and counseling to the parents proved very useful to them in understanding the situation of their mentally retarded family member, providing them care in the right way and managing their problem behavior. DQ/IQ test prepares ground for their disability certificate and also for teaching plan. During this year we have provided benefit to 72 children.


Efforts were made at all the centers of MPVSS to connect beneficiaries to different Government welfare schemes. Parents of beneficiaries were motivated to take maximum advantage of different Government welfare schemes such as social security pension, Sahayta Anudan Yojna of M.P. government, Scholarship, Niramaya Health Insurance, Railway Concession, I.Q. and disability certificate and legal guardianship schemes. Many of our beneficiaries are now covered under Sahayta Anudan Yojna of MP government and Niramaya Health Insurance scheme of National Trust which provides support to beneficiaries for various kinds of approved treatment, therapy, surgery etc.

From the year 2017 -18 we have also started providing services under Disha and Vikas Schemes, supported by National Trust, for the welfare of persons with autism, cerebral palsy, Mental Retardation and multiple disabilities

Benefit through Welfare Schemes

People benefitted under various SchemesS.No. Name of Schemes No. of Beneficiaries1 Social Security Pension 252. Disha Scheme 203. Vikas Scheme 30 4. Sahyta Anudan Yojna 655. Niramaya Health Insurance 546. Disability & Railway Concession Certificate 857. Legal Guardianship 998. Sahyta Upkaran\MR Kit 039. Disability Scholarship 89 Total 470

Early Intervention ProgrammeThe early years of a child’s life are very important, especially 0 to 3 years age needs extreme attention. However some of the children and families face special challenges due to intellectual, developmental or physical disability and need extra help. The Early Intervention Program is a need based program that provides different types of early intervention services to infants and children with disabilities and their families. These services are designed to identify and meet children’s needs in five developmental areas. These are physical, cognitive, communication, social or emotional development, sensory and adaptive development. Early intervention includes provision of services to such children and their families for the purpose of lessening the effects of the condition. The early intervention services are extremely important for later success in school, the workplace, and

the community. Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti has been successfully providing early intervention services to the children.

Presently we have a network of pediatricians, orthopedic and other physicians and hospitals that help us to identify the eligible children. We have also got references from Anganwadi’s, schools, other filed functionaries of health department. We have well equipped physiotherapy and occupational therapy departments with qualified and experienced therapists and supporting staff . During the Year we have screened the 28 children and initiated therapeutic services required for early intervention.

We would like to extend our Special Thanks to Give India and its donors for providing continuing support to our beneficiaries. Give India has been providing us an online donation platform and supporting our special children and young adults for providing residential care at respite care home, special education and other therapeutic services through various donors across the India and abroad.

MPVSS is tier 1st listed under Give India. It works across ten causes and lists charities ranging from charity to children, charity for education, health, employment, elderly, disability, human rights, environment, youth and women's empowerment. Give India also lets its donors know where exactly their donation was used and also give them a proof of it through a feedback report. Every feedback report contains the details of the beneficiaries who were benefited from each donation.

Special Thanks to Give India forsupporting our beneficiaries


Course Name Affiliation Duration No. of and Affiliation Students

B.Ed. (Special Education) Vikram University 2 years 41 MR/ID Ujjain

Diploma in Special Approved by RCI, 2 Years 15Education (Deafblindness) Govt. of India.

Advanced certificate Approved by RCI 6 Months 26course in Inclusive & conducted by Education (Cross Disability) NIEPMD

Total 82

There is a huge gap between demand and supply of human resources in the field of rehabilitation and special education. Therefore demand of rehabilitation professionals and special education teachers would increase manifold in near future, thus catering more and more career opportunities. The mission of the organization is to provide proper education to children with special needs. Hence MPVSS took the step to train and build the eligible, dedicated faculty and provide equal opportunities to the disabled and provide them healthy environment. We are running the various academic programmes in regular as well as in distance mode to cater to the ongoing needs.

Distance Education Study Center MPVSS is functioning as a study center of M.P. Bhoj Open University for their disability related distance education course since 2004. These courses are organized by RCI.

Coverage through Distance EducationProgramme (2017-18)Name of Course Affiliation Duration No. of StudentsB. Ed. Special Bhoj Open 2.6 years 42Education MR /ID University

Time to time College organizes Curricular, co-curricular

activities, Educational Trips, Practical training classes and

awareness programs for the students to provide learning

and to develop their skills in the field of Special Education.

Manovikas College of Special Education

Manovikas College of Special Education was established

by the MPVSS on 1st July 2015 to undertake regular

courses in the field of special education. We have well-

trained and highly qualified faculty for Special Education

Courses.

Coverage through Regular Programmes (2017-18)

Human Resource Development


Continuing Rehabilitation Education Program (CRE)Our Institute is a recognized CRE Center approved by Rehabilitation Council of India and organizes CRE programs on topics approved by RCI. In the year 2017-18 we organized CRE programs on “ Ensuring Safety of Children with disabilities”from 1st to 3 Feb 2018 and “Disability Rights and Status in India-Policy and Programme for PwD’s” from 8th to 10th March 2018,in association with NIEPMD. Programmes were participated over by a total of 105 special educators and professionals from various Districts of M.P.

Internship ProgrammeThis year too students from various institutions completed the internship program related to Special Education and disability related programmes in the MPVSS. They were exposed to the special schools, vocational training center, physiotherapy department, and occupational therapy department, where they came across different types of disabilities and got an opportunity to work underour guidance.

Annual Training Annual Training programme was conducted for the Special Educators and staff of all centers of MPVSS from 27 to 29 June, 2017. It was participated by a total of 55 Special teachers and staff. It helped them to learn more in the field of Special Education and improve their skills.

Inclusive Development Programme in association with Jan Vikas Samiti, (JVS) Varanasi

With a view to provide better health care services, counseling and educational facilitates MPVSS is running the Inclusive Development Project for children and youngsters with disability, in association with Jan Vikas Samiti (JVS) Varanasi. In the year 2017-18 JVS provided support to 99 children with disabilities. Under the programme we have successfully provided physiotherapy, parents’ counseling, home visit services, and transport facilities to the children with special needs. We extend our sincere thanks to JVS Varanasi for its continuing support.

We would like to extend our special thanks to Sitaram

Jindal Foundation for their continuing support. With

the support of foundation we are providing free of

cost special education and therapeutic services to the

selected special children with poor socio economic

background.In the Year 2017-18 we have supported

28 special students. The Sitaram Jindal Foundation is a

charitable organization in Bangalore and was started

with the sole objective of the moral and social

upliftment of the weaker sections of the society.

CSR Initiatives by Sita Ram J i n d a l Fo u n d a t i o n f o r Manovikas Special School


SparshThe State Learning Center on Deafblindness(Supported by Sense International India)

Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti, with the support of Sense International India, opened the avenues to the deafblindness under the project “Sparsh”. The Project was started on April2016. The goal of this project is the development and rehabilitation of deafblind people through identification and assessment of their skill and capacity. The project also aims to educate and train people as per their needs. A total of 47 children got benefitted from the project during the year 2017-18.

Home Based service : We deliver specialist services to the homes of deafblind children through home-based care. Experience shows that when a deafblind child learns successfully in the presence of his or her family, the family members are much more likely to have positive and supportive attitudes about their child's potential and it improves the family's ability to care for their child. In addition, home-based care often includes picnics and outings, parents’ meetings, and festivals, which bring neighbors and community together with deafblind children and their families. This helps to increase their understanding about disability, and reduces stigma associated with it.

Services under “Sparsh”

Center based services : We also deliver specialist services to the center of deafblind children through center based training. We also have a Sensory training unit for this purpose. This unit has been specially set up to improve the condition of children with poor sensory coordination. It’s anticipated that after the improvement in their condition children become capable to attend the classrooms. Special training designed unit consists of different equipment to have a feel of touch, taste etc., which help children to get familiar with various taste and touch related sense. Flash card, Braille, Taylor frame, sign language (visual, tactile sign language) facial expression, teaching and learning materials (TLM), gesture, and real object are the other ways to improve their senses.


Sense International India, Support and advocate for

better services for children and adults with

deafblindness across India and partner with NGOs

and the government. MPVSS extend sincere thanks

to Sense International India for providing continuing

support.

SENSE INTERNATIONAL INDIA

Community Based Rehabilitation : To deliver services for deafblind children and adults at a greater proportion in remote and rural areas, we have developed a community based program that identifies and trains local field workers and volunteers to provide support for health, education and vocational services.


Sports and Games Sports and games help a lot in the development of children with disabilities. We have provided regular training to our special children in various games and sports by a national level coach Mr. Govind Chhaparwal. Our special children are getting opportunity to participate in sports and games competition at the local district, state, national and international levels.

We had organized intensive sports training for our special children from April 2017 to August 2017 including exercises, aerobics and running. We have also introduced Bocci team game.

Winter sports competitionIn the Winter sports competition organized by Rotary club on Oct 30, 2017, held at Bhopal, our special children Javed Khan and Deepak Sharma bagged gold and silver medals respectively, while Abhishek and Aditya were awarded the consolation prizes.

District level athletics competition on World Disability DayA total of 45 special children from the various centers of MPVSS had participated in a District level athletics competition held on the occasion of World Disability Day,

Achievements in Sports 2017-18

organized by Social Justice and Disabled Persons Welfare Department and won first , second and third positions.

Khelo India - District Level Competitions: Another major breakthrough was made by our special children in the District level competition held on 22 March 2018, under the Government of India Initiative - Khelo India, which was organized by Nodal agency Special Olympics Bharat(SOB).A total of 225 participants from all the centers of MPVSS had participated in different sports activities, which included 50 Meter Race, Soft Ball, Shot Put, Foot Ball Skills and Bocchi Team Game.

Our participants were again crowned with success. Shivani Patel obtained 1st position in Bocchi, Aditya Jha- 1st position in Badminton, Tarun Malviya – 1st Position in 50 Meter Race and in foot ball skills.


Cultural Events and ProgrammesCultural awareness and participation play an integral role in Special Children’s education. As per mission statement, MPVSS gives emphasis on the overall development of a special child, as extracurricular activities play vital role for the same. Cultural activities lead to the development of many important skills. ‘Ullas’ is, without doubt, the biggest and mostly awaited cultural program being organized in every two years by MPVSS. We organize programs in the suitable auditorium which is well equipped with the necessary state of art infrastructure to facilitate all types of cultural activities. As a part of our cultural activities we organize - Group Songs, Group Dance, Folk Dance and Skit, Mime act, shadow act, painting and Rangoli etc. This year too, In various events, the special students of MPVSS tried their best to prove that they too are efficient and equal pillars of the society. The issues, like Swach Bharat, health and hygiene, patriotism, Beti Bachao, inclusive Society and other relevant issues were smartly covered in different events. The institute also encourages participation of the students in various state and national level cultural activities, organized at different institutions. We also invite various artists and cultural institutes to “Manovikas” from time to time for motivating special children.

Noted classical artist of international fame, Pt. Salil Bhatt gave a scintillating “Satvik Veena” performanceat the “Manovikas – Special School” on 19th August 2017. His performance was organized by Spic Macy – Ujjain Chapter. Pt. Bhatt presented the Raga Kirvani & and marveled our special audience. Pt. Bhatt interacted with special children and said, “Among the special children it was one of my superb performances.” On the occasion Director Fr. Tom George felicitated Pt. Salil Bhatt.

Satvic Veena Maestro Pt. Salil Bhatt Performed at Manovikas


Kshipra Stuti by Special Children Special children of ‘Manovikas’ had participated in the cultural evening “Moksha Dayini Kshipra, Kal Aaj aur Kal” organized by Nrityaradhana Nritya Maindir Society , Ujjain and performed ‘Kshipra Stuti” at Kalidas academy Ujjain on 27th August 2017. Programme was presided over by Dr. Mohan Gupta IAS , Ex. Commissioner of Ujjain, other guests were mayor Meena Jounwal, Sonu Gehlot and others administrative authorities.

Surprising the People - Flash MobSpecial children & young adults of Manovikas had participated in “Flash Mob” event, organized at Tower Chowk & Cosmos Mall, Ujjain on 2nd September 2017 and surprised the public by their Dance. The event was organized by the NGO - Youth Society for Social harmony.

Participation in GarbaOur special children got an opportunity to participate in the Garba Competition on 27th September 2017, organized at Hotel Anjushree & Rudraksha. Performance was appreciated by district administrative authorities “Manovikas” team facilitated with gift hampers.

Drona Award Ceremony The Drona Award Ceremony was organized on 7th Sept. 2017, in the joint auspices of Manovikas, Divya Laksha Seva Sansthan and Akshat International School for felicitating the devoted teachers of Ujjain. On the occasion special children of Manovikas performed cultural activities. The Special Educators of MPVSS Mrs. Arti Yadav, Sr. Sophia, & Mr. Gaurav Agrawal also received the Drona Award.

Madhya Pradesh Foundation Day Celebrations On the occasion of Madhya Pradesh Foundation Day on 1st November, special children of the MPVSS participated in the programme organized by district administration and performed the cultural activities, which received overwhelming response from the audience.


Our Special children and young artists got an opportunity to participate in the Mega International level cultural event “Sambhav” from 10th to 12th November 2017, at New Delhi. It was organized for the physically and mentally challenged artists by “ALPANA” (Association for Learning Performing Arts & Normative Action), a leading Delhi based NGO.

Sambhav was focused mainlyon five aspects (i) International Seminar; (ii). International Art Exhibition of paintings and artifacts made by challenged artists, (iii). Yoga Workshop for all participants including challenged persons, (iv). International Art & Craft Workshop for challenged persons, (v). Workshop on Dance Therapy and Music Therapy and (vi). International Event of

Sambhav – 2017 Performances by challenged artists (dancers / musicians). On this occasion our special participants performed group dances choreographed by Gaurav Agrawal Programme coordinator, MPVSS .

The outstanding performance was appreciated by audience. During the art and craft workshop one of our special artist Abhishek Vishwakarma drawn the sketch of PM Narendra Modi and surprised everyone. In SAMBHAV 2017, challenged performing artists from India and other countries including South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia, Iran, Indonesia, Israel,Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Japan, China, Malta, Mongolia, Russia, Uzbekistan, ,Austria, Italy, UK too have participated .


To mark the observation of world disability day, all the centers of MPVSS organized variety of programs including sports and cultural events, on 3rd December 2017. The main event was organized in the form of a talk on disability along with the Rangoli competition focusing on Swach Bharat at Tower Chowk, Ujjain.

World Disability Day CelebrationsWith a view to promote the issue of “Disability Inclusive Society” among the general public, MPVSS organized a “Ek Samaveshit Samaj Ki Asha”, on 16th December 2017. On this occasion a rally was taken out from Grand Hotel to Shaheed Park by Special Children & Special Educators of MPVSS, along with the formal school students and teachers. The Program concluded with the dance & song performance of special children. The guest of the occasion wasthe president, Ujjain Municipal Corporation, Mr. Sonu Gehlot.

Ek Samaveshit Samaj Ki Asha

Special Children of Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur have participated in the “Shajapur Utsav”held on 27 January 2018, and gave a cultural performance.On the occasion Member of Parliament Manohar Oontwal Presided over the function.

Shajapur Utsav

Spandan 2017 was organized on 19 November 2017, by Jyoti Integrated Center, Biora. Special Children performed dance and skit and sensitized the people on various issues of Disability. On this occasion, Shri Raghunandan Sharma – the Vice president - Khadi & Gram Udyog, Rev. Fr. Sabastian Pullat, Shri Narayan Singh Panwar MLA, Mrs. Gayatri Gurjar President Jila Panchayat, Shri Akhilesh Joshi President Nagar Palik, Social workers, honorable members of society, media persons were present.

Spandan 2017


Special Children of Manovikas Special School participated in the inauguration ceremony of “Divyang Park” at Ujjain and performed the cultural activities on 23 Dec,2017. On the occasion, Union minister for social justice and empowerment, Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot, energy minister Shri Paras Jain, the member of Rajya Sabha Dr. Satyanarayan Jatiya and others were present and appreciated the performance.

Performances on the occasion ofDivyang Park Inauguration

Centers of the MPVSS organizes picnic and visits to entertain the special children. Children were taken to the Parks , temples , institutions , Fairs , Movies and sites of natural beauty in order to acquaint them with different places and people . During the year Children were taken to Laxmi Narayan Temple Nagda , Hast Shilp Mela , Undasa Pond, Panchkroshi Marg, Jatashankar temple, Vanvatika and Vishnusagar. Picnic is an opportunity for special needs children to enjoy a day in an environment free of judgment and full of support. The picnic is tailored to provide an entertaining time for not just the special needs child, but also for any other children in the family and for any relative who may accompany the child.

Picnics and Visits

On March 8th MPVSS organized felicitation programme for differently abled achiever women of Ujjain.On the occasion Director MPVSS Fr.Tom George, Sr. Taisy and Sr. Anc y presented the memento to Ms.G ar vi ta Jain,Ms.Manasvita Tiwari and Archana Mishra. On the occasion Archna Mishra presented a semi classical song accompanied with Tabla Player Shailendra Bhatt. Garvita Jain presented a song “ Khao Inhe Divyang” and sensitized the audience . While receiving the memento Mrs. Kalpana Tiwari , Mansvita’s mother explained in details about journey of success of her daughter.

Felicitation Programme on InternationalWomen’s Day

Ms Garvita Jain a young girl with Cerebral Palsy is a Bank Employee and Sugam Sangeet singer she won many national awards. Ms. Manasvita Tiwari is student with Cerebral Palsy became National Level Paralympic swimmer and won many awards. Archana Mishra is a Visually Impaired classical singer working in a Government Department.

About Differently Abled Achievers


th20 Anniversary CelebrationsOn the occasion of completing glorious 20 years of establishment , MPVSS has organized Grand Finale “Cultural Evening by Special Students” on 25th February 2018at Kalidas Academy Ujjain. Through Variety of Cultural Performances like Skit, group dance, songs, mime act, Shadow act, special children conveyed the message of Swacch Bharat, National Integration, Beti Bachao, prevent child labor and mesmerized around one thousand audiences present on the occasion. A total of 215 special children from all the centers have participated . At the outset Fr. Tom George , MPVSS in his welcome speech highlighted the achievements made by Samiti during the past 20 years.

The function was presided over by Bishop of Ujjain Diocese, Mar. Sebastian Vadakel. Chief Guest of the occasion was Dr. Raman Singh Sikarwar IPS, DIG Ujjain. Addressing to the participants he appreciated the performances given by special children and congratulated the MPVSS on completing successful 20 years. Special guests Mr. Shailendra Acharya , a T.V Film Director form Mumbai along with actor Karan Sharma and actress Khushboo Sharma were present in the celebration and motivated the special children throughout the programme. Leading social workers Mr. Ravi Langar and Mr. Jwahar Jain from Rotary club, Balbir Singh Sahni form Lions Club were present and shared their views. Programme concluded with vote of thanks by Fr.Jose Pullatu, Asst. Director MPVSS.


Culture is a strong binding force in societies and every individual is rooted in a culture that influences his/her life style and attitude towards life. Celebrations in MPVSS becomes an integral part of joyful learning. In all centres of MPVSS we make an endeavor to train our special students to experience various cultures through the celebrat ion of var ious fest ivals and develop understanding. Our special Children are exposed to the essence of the festival through music, dance, food and verities of celebrations. Festivals were celebrated in accordance the tradition as well as local culture .This year too we have celebrated, Rakhi, Independence Day, Teachers Day, Diwali, Republic Day, Christmas Day, New Year and Holi.

Celebrations of Festivals Celebrating with Specials

Many of our Volunteers , supporters and Donors

with their family members love to celebrate their

birthdays or special days with us. They visit our

centers and bring clothes, gifts and sweets for

the inmates .They mingle with us as one family and

this gives us a lot of satisfaction. During the time of

festivals too, many people make visit and

celebrate Holi , Rakhi Diwali, and Christmas with

inmates which gives immense pleasure to all of us.


Siddharth Solanki Stories of Hope

Amazing developments within a short durationSiddharth is a 7 years old deafblind son of Mukesh and Rachna Solanki. He joined our programme in the year 2015. Initial Stages : In the beginning the child was unable to sit for a long time and always lay down on the bed, throw things, try to injure himself and sometimes bite others. He was unable to perform many activities of daily living. He has to depend up on others.

Current Stage : He is achieving success in different areas of his life especially social adaptive behavior, basic sign language and self care skills. During the course of special education and training he learnt many special qualities like following of instruction given by the teachers, capable to identify his own things, improved toilet habits and also participating in indoor & outdoor games.

He is very Co-operative with parents and teachers. Furthermore he is improving social activities. Now his parents and teachers are very happy to see his progress and trying their best to bring the child to the main stream of the society. Rachana says “I am highly satisfied with Siddarth’s development within a very short duration. I am amazed to note that he is developing his own sign language. I am thankful to MPVSS and its team”.

MonuMiraculous developments after recovery Monu is an orphan child with multiple disabilities. He joined Manovikas Samarth Centre Ujjain, our Respite Care Home in the year 2007 at age of 3. He was brought to MPVSS by a social worker named Mr. Pradeep with reference to the then Gwalior collector.

Initial Stages : We found Monu in a very critical condition. He could not walk or even stand. He used to cry even to express his basic needs. His main disabilities are mental retardation, loco motor disability, visual impairment and also lack of speech. He had very poor health and had skin disease also. His understanding level was very poor and lacked attention and concentration. He was unable to identify things.

Current Stage : He is receiving physiotherapy , special education from our school. Last 11 years of care, support, medical interventions and therapies reached him up to a stable condition .He can do his basic needs, he can eat by himself, he can express his needs through sound and actions, and he can identify his friends, teachers and care givers. Monu is happy now and responds to all our trainings.


Visitors Manovikas Special School, Ujjain • Pt. Salil Bhatt, Satvik Guitar Player• Mr. Aatony Verghese, Malyalam Actor• Mr. Jubin Parmeshweran, Biker• Mr. Ashok Bhargav, Add. Commissioner• Mr. Pratik Sonwalker, Joint Commissioner, • Ms. Shaily Kanash, IAS , Deputy Collector

Navjyoti Special School, Shajapur• Mr. Shailendra Singh, IPS S.P. , Shajapur • Dr. Noushad Ahmed, BRC Shajapur• Mrs. Minakshi Singh, SDM , Shajapur• Mrs. Kalawati Byore, Deputy Collector • Mrs. Vandana Sharma, Additional Collector

Prem Pragati Special School, Rajgarh• Mr. Shimala Prasad, IPS , S.P. ,Rajgarh• Mrs. Anusuiya Gawli, CMO Civil Hospital , Rajgarh• Ms. Madhu Didi, President of Brahma Kumari’s• Mr. Karmveer Sharma, IAS Collector ,Rajgarh• Mrs. Mamta Khode, SDM, Rajgarh• Mr. Raghunandan Sharma, Khadi and Gram Udyog • Mr. Hemraj Kalpony, Former MLA Rajgarh

Jyoti Integrated Training Center, Biaora, Rajgarh • Mr. Narayan Singh Panwar, MLA ,Rajgarh• Mr. Raghunandan Sharma, Khadi Evam Gram Udyog • Mrs. Gayatri Jaswant Gurjar, President, Jila Panchayat• Mr. Akhilesh Joshi, President , Nagar Palik

Navjeevan Integrated Centre, Shujalpur• Mr. Praveen Joshi, Ward President• Mr. Kailash Soni, Mandi President• Mr. Yugin, L.I.C. Manager

Prem Jyoti CWSN Hostel, Khilchipur Ujjain • Mr. Sanket Bhondwe, IAS ,District Collector, Ujjain

Manovikas Samarth Center, Chandesary, Ujjain• Mr. Chandra Vijay ji, Spokes Person , BJP • Mr. Sanjay Mishra, Media In charge ,BJP • Divya Lakshya Samiti - Members• Indore Prayer Group- Members• Miss Sanchita Das, Give India

MPVSS has developed linkages with Concerned Ministries,

Government departments and Non Govt. Organizations

for the smooth and hassle-free implementation of various

programmes.

Linkage and Networking

• Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment,

Government of India.

• The National Trust.

• Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.

• Ministry of Social Justice, Government of M.P.

• Rehabilitation Council of India.

• State Commissioner of Disability.

• Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan,

Department of Education, M.P.

• Sense International, India.

• Sitaram Jindal Foundation.

• CIMR, Trivandrum.

• Give India.

• CRC, Bhopal.

• Digdarshika, Bhopal.

• Kripa Social Welfare Society, Ujjain.

• Jan Vikas Samiti, Varanasi.

• Vikram University, Ujjain.

• MP Bhoj Open University, Bhopal.

• CBR Network (South Asia).

• R.D Gardi Medical Collage, Ujjain.

• Special Olympics Bharat (National and State

Chapters).


MADHYA PRADESH VIKLANG SAHAYTA SAMITIGOVERNING BODY MEMBERS

S.No Date Meeting

1. 12.07.2017 Governing Body



4. 08.08.2017 Annual General Meeting (AGM)

1. Payment made to Governing Body members /Trustees as salary/Allowances, Interest, rent or any payment (2017-18) :-

a. Sr. Ancy M., Member Governing Body, Honorarium paid to her is Rs.133606/- per annum plus Rs. 16030/- as employer’s contribution towards her EPF out of which Rs.107395.00 is paid back by her to the organization. The balance amount of Rs.32060 in her EPF account and honorarium of Rs. 10181/- of March 2018 is receivable.

b. Fr Tom George, Joint Secretary was paid Rs 7000.00 for coordinator ship and faculty work which he paid back to the organization.

2. International Travel Details (if any) : No International travels are made by Governing Body

members or staff during the year 2017-18.

Transparency Disclosures

Slab of gross monthly salary Male Female Total

(in Rs.) plus benefits paid to staff

<5,000 3 5 8

5,001 – 10,000 18 65 83

10,001 – 25,000 10 21 31

25,001 – 50,000 2 1 3

>50,000 - - -

Details of Meetings held in the Year 2017-18

S.No. Name Designation Age Gender Edu. Qualification Address

1 Bishop Sebastian Vadakel President 66 M M.A. Ph.D Bishop’s House, Dewas Road, Ujjain, M.P.

2 Fr. Sebastian Pullatt Vice President 60 M M.A. Ph.D Bishop’s House, Dewas Road, Ujjain M.P.,

3 Fr. Antony Nirappel Secretary 40 M B. Ed, PGPD, M.Sc. Bishop’s House, Psychology Dewas Road, Ujjain, M.P.

4 Fr. Tom George Joint Secretary 49 M M.A., M.Ed. Sector –9, Jawahar Nagar, Special Education Ujjain, M.P.

5 Fr. Jose Pullattu Treasurer 34 M B.A. Sector – 9 Jawahar Nagar, Ujjain, M.P.

6 Fr. Antony Munjanattu Member 59 M M.T.H. Santhom Bhavan, Mendia, Ujjain, M.P.

7 Sr. Ancy M. Member 60 F 12th , D.S.E. (M.R.) Upasana Convent, Rishi Nagar, Ujjain, M.P.

We hereby declare that no board members are related to blood

Slab of gross monthly salary (in Rs.) plus benefits paid to staff :


OMPRAKASH AGRAWAL & CO.Chartered Accountants

Shiv Vilas Palace, Near Indore Hospital,Rajwada, INDORE - 452 004 (M.P.) IndiaPhone : (O) 0731-2541236 (R) 2520852E-mail : [email protected]








• Dinah Convent School, Tarana 30000• St Paul's S.R Secondary School 25000• Fatima Convent H.S School 25000• Fr. Joby P. 24000• Shamanta Iyengar 20000• Dipti Convent School 20000• Asso. For Learning Performing 20000 Arts & Normative Action • Mrs. Hansa 15000• Gopilal Mehta 15000• Dr. Deepika Agrawal 13500• Mr. Harish Tiwari 11000• Mrs. Sweety 10000• Rotary Club of BhopalMidtown 10000• Mr. Sanjay Chitley 10000• Sansuvani Service Society 10000• Mr. Rajesh Saxena 9600• Dipti Convent School 7500 (X & XII Students) • Ms. Parmar & Group 5500• Mr. Vilas D. Khandekar 5001

Special Thanks to Our Contributors Amt.(Rs.)Name of Donor

• Mrs. Jagruti Raghuvanshi 5000• Ms. Samta Jain 5000• Indian Red Cross Society 5000• A.L.I.M.C.O., Ujjain 5000• Ms. Apurva Gaikwad 5000• Mr. Diwakar Amritfale 5000• M/s Laxmi Tent House 3500• Bharat Gas Centre 3500• Mr. Dinesh John Paul 2500• Mr. Deepak Kumar 2300• Mr. Bajrang Prasad 2100• Mr. Abhishek Jain 2000• St. Francess Convent School 2000• A One Industries 1100• Mr. Francis Wilson 1000• Mrs. Sandhya-Lalit 1000• Shri Baheti Book Store 1000• Abraham Sir 1000• S.H. Convent School 1000

Name of Donor

ADD/ADHD – Attention Deficit / Attention – Direct Hyperactivity DisorderADLs – Activities of Daily LivingAPE – Adaptive Physical EducationASD – Autism Spectrum DisorderAT – Assistive TechnologyBD – Behavioral DisorderBIP – Behavioral Intervention PlanCBA – Curriculum Based AssessmentCP – Cerebral PalsyDB – Deafblind DS – Down’s SyndromeEBD – Emotional Behavior DisturbanceEI – Early InterventionFBA – Functional Behavioral AssessmentHI – Hearing ImpairmentID – Intellectual DisabilityIQ – Intelligence QuotientLD – Learning Disability MD – Muscular DystrophyMD or MH – Multiple Disabilities or Multiple & handicapped

Some Common Disability related Abbreviations

Amt.(Rs.)

MSI – Multi Sensory Impairment MMR – Mildly Mentally RetardedMR – Mentally RetardationOCD – Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder ODD – Oppositional Defiant DisorderOHI – Other Health ImpairmentOI – Orthopedic ImpairmentOT – Occupational TherapyPD – Physical DisabilityPS – Pre SchoolPT – PhysiotherapySE – Special EducationSI – Sensory IntegrationSLD – Specific Learning DisabilitySLI – Speech/Language ImpairmentSLT – Speech and Language Therapy VI – Visual ImpairmentVoc Ed – Vocational EducationVR – Vocational RehabilitationTDD – Telecommunication Devices for the Deaf


You can contribute for the noble cause. Your donations will be utilized for the welfare people with disabilities; specially the children and young adults . Your support will enable us to serve the thousands of people and their families who are with special needs.

You can deposit cash / cheque at our office.

By making online donation at www.mpvss.in

Direct remittance to our bank account :

Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta Samiti

Bank – SOUTH INDIAN BANKBranch - Arihant Avenue, Nanakheda, Ujjain 456006 M.P., IndiaAccount No. – 0887053000000534IFS Code – SIBL0000887

All Donations to MPVSS are 50% tax Exempt under section 80-G of Income Tax Act, 1961.

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Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti in Media

A Special Educator is responsible for instructing students with emotional, physical, and learning disabilities. Special Education teachers may work with individuals of all ages from infants to adults. Their job consists of helping their students develop problem solving, motor and social skills needed to complete their education and live independent lives. They may work with their students on personal and life skills, not just academic advancement.

For those with learning disabilities, today's tools for differentiation no longer hold the stigma they used to nor highlight disabilities, but provide opportunities to find success in the classroom.

For More details Contact :

Sector -9 Jawahar Nagar, Ujjain (M.P.) 456010 Tel : 0734-2511031 , Mob . 9926693831Email: [email protected]

Sharon LePage Plante

Keeping in view Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti took the step and established Manovikas College of Special Education in 2015 to undertake regular courses in the field of special education.

• As a special educator in special schools• As a resource teacher under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA)• As a special educator in regular school.• Eligible to teach in regular school.• Eligible to start own special school .• Job opportunities in Govt. Departments like- Dept. of social justice, Govt. schools, govt hostels for PwD.• Job opportunities in early intervention centers.• Job opportunities in various NGO’s functioning for the welfare of PWd’s

Opportunities in the field of Special Education

Career as a Special Educator

SNo. Course Eligibility Duration Seats

1. B.Ed. (Special Education) MR/ID Graduation with 50% 2 Year 30 Seats Approved by RCI ( Delhi) and from any recognized (reservation as affiliated to Vikram University, Ujjain university per university norms)

2. D.Ed. (Special Education) Deafblind 10+2 with 50% marks 2 Year 25 Seats Approved by RCI (Delhi)

3. Proposed D.Ed. (Special Education) Intellectual 10+2 with 50% marks 2 Years 25 Seats Disability *Expecting approval by RCI (Delhi) from the session 2019-20

Courses Offered

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