SAIMA

      SAIMA is a non profit organization working for the women, children and rural uplift with residential facilities, fully equipped with day care and providing education and training to mental retarded children with behavior problem and multiple disables like Autism, Slow learner, Cerebral Palsy etc. We also have given priority for Human Resources Development by establishing training institutes.

       The main aim of the SAIMA is to bring about mutual understanding, discipline,brotherhood and co-operation to develop education ,culture ,literature, science ,sports ,games and economic upliftment among rural folks ,women and children to intensify social ,cultural ,scientifical and literacy movement, through popularization of science and health programme ,literacy through social voluntary associations, organized by well established statesmen ,poets writers ,individual social workers and community, to promote communal harmony ,echological awareness.   

B.Ed Application Form & Prospectus

M.Ed Application Form & Prospectus

Advanced Certificate in Inclusive Education (Form)

Advanced Certificate in Inclusive Education (Letter)

Stratergies

• Rehabilitate needy parentless disables in our ' Ashrya' - Micro rehabilitation home for orphans.

• Enrolled Mentally Retarded children in our residential care unit 'Swami Visudhananda Chatrabas'

• Organize awareness campaigns for the parents of Mentally Retarded.

• Home bound training for the disables like Mentally Challenged.

• Provide legal aid and counseling to needy children and children with special needs.

• Facilities given for Research and report for Disables

• Introduce specialized computer therapy software for specialized disable children

• Awareness against HIV/AIDS, promotion of adventure etc.

Future Plans

• Set up 24 hours help line Call center for children with Special needs.

• Start DSE.M.R Course & M.Ed  Spl.Edn course.

• Set up work shop for adolescent M.R.Children for their training & rehabilitation

• Build up Dalailama village for BPL holders