Jan Vikas Samiti (JVS) was established in 1996 and registered under Societies Registration Act 1860. Since its inception JVS has been working for the integral development of the marginalized and underprivileged sections of the society, particularly of women, children, scheduled caste and persons with disabilities. JVS is directly implementing programs on Community Based Rehabilitation of Children and Youngsters with Disabilities, Women Empowerment, Community Health, WASH, Livelihood Promotion for Women, Skill Training for Youth, etc. Over the years, JVS has been engaged in creating an inclusive environment and social and economic development of disadvantaged people by enabling them to have access to education, employment and equal rights. We believe that quality education and access to livelihood, skill development, and employment is the key to overcoming poverty in a single generation at the same time is also fundamental in creating a future for human security, community development, and progress of the nation. Persons with disabilities face an abundance of barriers especially are deprived of quality and holistic rehabilitation. JVS is committed to tackling the many challenges faced by persons with disabilities and to promoting their rights for a decent and dignified living.

Appeal

The project is dedicated to the Early Identification and Intervention for 1000 children aged 0-6 years with developmental delay and disabilities. It aims to deploy comprehensive interventions that include home-based therapeutic services, referrals for corrective surgeries, malnutrition management, mainstreaming into education, and enhancing mobility, speech, hearing through assistive devices, and training and microfinance for livelihood initiatives, all designed to help these children achieve their maximum potential. A structured approach involving specific strategies and expected key results is essential for achieving its objectives as follow;
• Enhance the Quality of Life for 1000 Children
• Prepare Children for School and Integrate them into Mainstream Education
• Empower Parents and Caregivers on Early identification and referral services
• Improve the Economic Status of Families with High-Risk Infants
• Create and Promote a Community-Based Early Intervention Model.
The intervention strategy is meticulously crafted, leveraging the "SAMBHAV" an application to effectively deliver home-based therapeutic services. This innovative approach includes training CBR workers in photography and videography. This skill set enables them to accurately document the physical conditions of children, facilitating precise assessments and the formulation of tailored rehabilitation plans using Functional Classification Systems. The funds raised will be utilized on the above mentioned five main objectives.