Setu Developmental Intervention Centre, Ahmedabad

Project Chrysalis (Reports)

Chrysalis, our flagship project, was initiated in 01/2009. Through partnerships with the Sir Ratan Tata Trust, Mumbai, Asha for Education, NYC & NJ, USA and Praleen Public Charitable Trust, Ahmedabad, Chrysalis aims to field test our model of service in two socioeconomic groups in Ahmedabad. More...

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Setu Developmental Intervention Centre (Setu) is a not for profit enterprise and is based in Ahmedabad, INDIA. Setu's chief consumer groups are children with disabilities and their parents.

Setu works with children below 5 years through its multidisciplinary early intervention approach and simultaneously trains mothers in order to facilitate a shift in family attitudes towards disability.

Additionally, Setu provides remedial support to mainstream school going children with disabilities between the age group of 6-12 years to encourage effective inclusion.

Through its various activities, Setu attempts to fill existing service gaps and improve future outcomes for the children. Ultimately, as an organization, Setu strives to reduce lifetime burden of childhood disabilities.

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Project Chrysalis (Reports) Chrysalis, our flagship project, was initiated in 01/2009. Through partnerships with the Sir Ratan Tata Trust, Mumbai, Asha for Education, NYC & NJ, USA and Praleen Public Charitable Trust, Ahmedabad, Chrysalis aims to field test our model of service in two socioeconomic groups in Ahmedabad. More... © SDIC 2009 We are on Facebook and on YouTube! Setu Developmental Intervention Centre (Setu) is a not for profit enterprise and is based in Ahmedabad, INDIA. Setu's chief consumer groups are children with disabilities and their parents. Setu works with children below 5 years through its multidisciplinary early intervention approach and simultaneously trains mothers in order to facilitate a shift in family attitudes towards disability. Additionally, Setu provides remedial support to mainstream school going children with disabilities between the age group of 6-12 years to encourage effective inclusion. Through its various activities, Setu attempts to fill existing service gaps and improve future outcomes for the children. Ultimately, as an organization, Setu strives to reduce lifetime burden of childhood disabilities.