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Disability
| Project Name | Lifecare- residential | ||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 631499 | ||||||
| Project Description | Lifecare-residential Medial healthcare | ||||||
| Locations | Mumbai suburban > Maharashtra (MH) | ||||||
| Causes | Healthy Community > Healthcare access | ||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Persons with Disabilities | ||||||
| Beneficiary Description | In our lifecare residential there are 26 beneficiaries (9 Girls & 17 boys) & 10 staff members availing these facilities. Among these beneficiaries 3 are Orphans and 3 are underprivileged. During the day 9 are involved in day care activities where they are given training in skill training based on their ability and interest. Basic jobs like cutting, folding, pasting, etc. are taught first; then, drawing, painting, quilling, beading, etc.; finally, they are taught to make items of daily use and gift items, using these skills. Few of them are: Agarbathi packing, making fancy paper bags, gift envelopes, stencil painted bags, candles, organdie flowers, garlands, etc. Trainees who can go for advanced training, are trained in stitching, gardening, bakery, house-keeping, etc., which are value adding skills, as per their interest. Other 17 are working in Sheltered work unit where they do production of Items like paper bag, Envelopes etc and earn stipend. 2 are working inhouse as a intern staff in housekeeping The young beneficiaries with less or no physical disabilities are trained in self help skills house-keeping, so that they can help in keeping their clothes tidy, living place clean, help others who are dependant, etc., thus they too remain occupied after the day care activities ( 4pm to 8 pm..) and live like a family with others. Female 9 Male 17 | ||||||
| Impact | It has help the differently abled with good health and nutrition | ||||||
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| Project Name | Lifecare- residential | ||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 674100 | ||||||
| Project Description | Lifecare residential for the medical, daily living activities & care services of people with disability. | ||||||
| Locations | Mumbai City > Maharashtra (MH) | ||||||
| Causes | Health > Mental health | ||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Persons with Disabilities | ||||||
| Beneficiary Description | Age group- 18+ Gender break up- 8 females and 14 Males Total 22 nos | ||||||
| Impact | Introduction: The Lifecare Project by MBA Foundation is an initiative providing rehabilitation and residential care for individuals with special needs, offering therapy, education, vocational training, and addressing long-term care needs. Quantitative Impact: Centers Established: From 2002 to 2015, 4 satellite centers were set up in Mumbai suburbs for Day Care and Life Care Services. In 2016, all services were consolidated at GODS ABODE in Airoli. Beneficiaries: The project supports 23 adults with disabilities (8 girls & 15 boys), including 3 orphans and 3 underprivileged individuals. Skill Training: Beneficiaries receive training in basic tasks and progress to advanced skills. 3 boys are in job orientation, and 1 boy is doing data entry work for SBI under the Amba Foundation. Medical Care: Tie-ups with reputable hospitals ensure timely medical care and health monitoring. Qualitative Impact: Residential Life Care: Provides a stable, holistic care environment for differently-abled individuals. Caregiver Support: Specially trained caregivers assist with medical, personal, and emotional needs, reducing stress for both beneficiaries and their families. Peer Support: Beneficiaries interact, learn from each other, and develop a sense of community. Skill Development: Vocational training empowers beneficiaries with skills that foster independence and self-worth. Family Relief: Lifecare facilities offer a safe environment, relieving families from the demands of round-the-clock care. | ||||||
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| Project Name | Lifecare- residential | ||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 674100 | ||||||
| Project Description | MBA Foundation is one such institution where such rehab facilities have been set up over a period of 22 years, as per the needs of children and adults with different disabilities. Assessment, therapy, special education and pre-vocational & vocational skills training are the main activities, which cater to the development of children from 3 years to 18-20 years of age. Since they are of varied severities, individual action plans are made suitable to each one of them. Skills training starts with a prevocational activity from the age of 12-14 years and along with functional academics, simple basic skills are taught. Residential Life Care Services (RLCS) for the Differently Abled are crucial services, often not getting the kind of attention it deserves. MBA Foundation has been focused on this aspect from its inception as it answers a question that haunts the Parent of EVERY Differently Abled child: AFTER US, WHO? | ||||||
| Locations | Thane > Maharashtra (MH) | ||||||
| Causes | Health > Awareness & advocacy | ||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Persons with Disabilities | ||||||
| Beneficiary Description | Age group: Adults 18+ Gender : Female 15 Male 20 No of Beneficiaries : 35 | ||||||
| Impact | Quantitative Impact:. Beneficiary Count: 23 beneficiaries (8 Girls & 15 Boys) are currently benefiting from the residential Lifecare services. Among these beneficiaries 3 are Orphans and 3 are underprivileged. Skill Training:During the day this boys and 2 girls are involved in day care activities where they are given training in skill training based on their ability and interest. Medical Care: Tie-ups with reputable hospitals ensure timely medical care for beneficiaries. Qualitative Impact: Residential Life Care: Lifecare services cater to the unique needs of differently-abled individuals, answering the concern of "after us, who?" for parents. 2. Caregiver Support: Specially trained caregivers provide assistance with medical, personal, and emotional needs. Skill Development: Beneficiaries gain skills through training, contributing to their sense of self-worth and independence. Vocational training provides the opportunity for self-sufficiency and a meaningful role in society. • Family Relief: Lifecare facilities offer a safe and caring environment, relieving families of the demanding responsibilities of round-the-clock care. Conclusion: MBA Foundation's Lifecare Project has made a substantial impact by providing rehabilitation, education, skill development, and residential care for individuals with special needs. | ||||||
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