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At AMBIKA SISHU KENDRA, we believe that every individual has abilities, potential and the right to participate meaningfully in society.

Established in 1995, Ambika Sishu Kendra, Kurnool, is committed to supporting children, families and persons with disabilities through integrated rehabilitation, education, therapy, vocational development and community participation.

Our purpose is to enable every individual to learn, grow, participate and live with dignity.

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A Legacy of Care. A Commitment to Inclusion

Established in September 1995 under the aegis of Hemchand Devchand Charities Trust, Ambika Sishu Kendra (ASK) has evolved into a multidisciplinary institution committed to the rehabilitation, education, empowerment and inclusion of persons with disabilities.

With over three decades of dedicated service, ASK strives to enable children and persons with Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disabilities, Autism and Multiple Disabilities to realise their potential, exercise their rights and participate meaningfully in society.

Through an integrated, person-centred approach, ASK brings together medical support, early intervention, allied health therapies, special education, family empowerment, vocational training, community participation and professional development. Placing the individual and family at the heart of every intervention, the institution recognises abilities, respects individuality and nurtures pathways towards greater independence, dignity and inclusion at every stage of life.

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VISION

“A Society in which All Challenged Individuals are an Integral Part.” 

MISSION

"To enable persons with Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disabilities, Autism and Multiple Disabilities realize their rights and potential and become contributing members of the Society."

CORE VALUES

Disciplined Approach

Commitment

Team Work

Accountability

Transparency

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MOTTO

“A society for all can be achieved  THROUGH INCLUSION”

AUTISM

Autism is a lifelong neurological condition, a developmental disorder that typically occurs in the first three years of life.

CEREBRAL PALSY

It describes a group of disorders of development of movement and posture, causing activity limitation, that occur in the developing foetal or infant brain.

INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

It is a condition due to inadequate, arrested or abnormal development of the brain, or damage to the brain, during the developmental period (that is, from the time of conception to 18 years)

MULTIPLE

DISABILITES

A person who has a combination of two  or  more disabilities is considered to have multiple disabilities.

 " The system which is adopted by the organization for imparting the behaviuor skills to the   M R and multiple disabled is very good. Marvellous disabled-friendly environment! "

- Mr. K. A. Emmanuel Vara Prasad, Assistant Director, Disabled Welfare

TESTIMONIALS

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