disAbility Rourkela: January 2006

Saturday, January 28, 2006

Community Based Rehabilitation,,Jalda

Child with pervasive developmental disorder. Poorly developed communication skills, repetitive activity and inappropriate socialisation.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

This child who is 7 months old has never vocalised since birth, no cry, no babbling, and no phonation at all. Suspected to have vocal web, the parents were askd to attend ENT OPD in Ispat Genral Hospital through our speech therapist Mr. B V Prabhakar.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

Mr. Halu Mundari, the dynamic Raghunath Palli MLA on the right talking to parents, care-givers and professionals at the camp.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

One more child with cerebral palsy who is attnding a local normal school being helped by the physiotherapist Mr. B N Panda.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

A child with cerebral palsy being helped by physio and the father looks on to learn the tricks to be practised at home.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

One more Down's syndrome girl.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

One more visitor to the camp was Sri H Mundari, Member, Orissa Legislative Assembly. The parents of disabled children and CBR workers were surprised by his visit and he took time off from his busy schedule to interact with parents and care-givers.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

A smaller child with Down's syndrome lifted by her mother at the camp.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

Apart from being intellectually challenged, this child is also speech and hearing disabled.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

Both sons of this mother are visually handicapped.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

A Down's girl attends the school she hasrecently joined under Sarva Sikashya Abhijan for celebrating the Republic Day and comes to the camp with her sister.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

Two visitors from KFW tteam in Germany also visited the camp along with officials of the main funding agency Rourkela Steel Plant.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

Camp at Jalda on 26th January 2006, Republic Day.

Thursday, January 26, 2006

Community Based Rehabilitation, Kalunga

A child with Hyperactive Attention Defecit Disorder. Mother holds her hand to keep him in the camp. Standing right to her is the Community Worker. The child has a history of developmental delay- stood at 3 years, first 2 letter word came from him also at 3 years and now doesn't stay in the class and therefore parents no more send him to school. In the domestic set up after taking his breakfast he goes out and comes back only when hungry. Mother also complains that urine dribbles during day time but when he sleeps at night there is no bed-wetting.

Community Based Rehabilitation, Jalda

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Monday, January 09, 2006

HRB Clinic, Ispat General Hospital

Kadambini suspected to have Hyperactive Attention Defecit Disorder.
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HRB Clinic, Ispat General Hospital

Kadambini the small girl sitting between her parents. She has definite history of delayed development. She sat at 1 year, stood and walked at 2 years and despite being three and half years old now, she walks with a typical gait. Has very low attention span and is not able to adhere to routines. Speech seems ok but poor communication and cognitive skills. She has seizure disorder for which her pediatrician has put her on sodium valproate.Likely to have Hyperactive Attention Defecit Disorder. The child was born a hish risk baby and the parents came for early sensory stimulation to this clinic more than 3 years back only once. A home-based protocol for improving motor, cognitive and attention was discussed with parents.
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