SAMVEDNA

Trust Samvedna was registered on 23th December 2005 by 11 trustees from different medical fraternity related with childhood problem along with three other trustees.

OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST:

• To provide comprehensive care for children with all kind of physical disability especially cerebral palsy under one roof.
• To provide all possible medical management for children suffering with any kind of disability
• To make these children as far as possible self dependent. so they can be integrated in mainstream of the society.

INTRODUCTION OF THE TRUST

• Fully charitable trust
• The trust has one rehabilitation center, where 10 therapists trained specially in childhood physical disability are devoting their time . Therapy center open for 6 days a weak from 10am to 2pm.
• Every Saturday there is special clinic for new & old patient Specialists from different medical field are available there for expert opinion.
• Every Second Saturday, there is parents interaction programme along with detail checkup of all children.
• The trust provides facilities for special education, speech therapy, occupational therapy, orthotic fittings and latest technique in pediatric therapeutic Programme.s

BRIEF REPORT OF THE TRUST

• Treated 1600 children with different kind of physical disabilities and got success in making more than 80% children ambulatory.
• Children , who were not able to walk or stand, started walking and standing with in a few month with lots of effort by team of therapist
• Younger children, who was not able to hold neck started holding neck with in a short time.
• The children are coming to trust from allover north India.
• First time started single event Multilevel surgery with the concept of OSSCS (Japanese Technique) in whole north India, by the secretary, Dr. Jitendra Kumar Jain.
• This technique has given excellent response in more than 95% of the children with severe disability and who did not respond to other modality of treatment.
• They became independent with in 4-6 month of post surgical therapy protocol and now most of them have started going to school.
• Organized >100 camps in different parts of the India .
• Trained 120 therapist in rehabilitation of childhood physical disability.
• Organized 60 CME in various part of north India for specialist from different medical field and making them aware about latest techniques in management of pediatric physical disability.

Samvedna is a non profitable, charitable trust & it is mend for betterment of children with various kind of disability . This trust is coming into action from 19th march 2006. The office of trust is situated in civil line, Allahabad. The trust consists of 8 doctors and 3 other eminent social persons from education institution. who are devoted for this work as trustees and provide their service to this noble cause. Apart from this, fifteen therapists, 2 special educator, 3 speech therapist, one psychologist, 2 Orthotic Engineer and 5 more office staff is working hard to get best result in all kind of childhood physical disability . The trust right now consists of an office, consultation chamber , a fully equipped rehabilitation center along with center for special education , Special Room for Sensory Integration, Neuro-developmental therapy & speech therapy . One CP Home and transport van has been added in 2011 to solve the problem of stay & transport of parents at Allahabad. Trust functioning is fully dependent on donation .
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Cerebral palsy (CP) is an umbrella term denoting a group of non-progressive, non-contagious motor conditions that cause physical disability in human development, chiefly in the various areas of body movement. Scientific consensus still holds that CP is neither genetic nor a disease, and it is also understood that the vast majority of cases are congenital, coming at or about the time of birth, and/or are diagnosed at a very young age rather than during adolescence or adulthood. It can be defined as a central motor dysfunction affecting muscle tone, posture and movement resulting from a permanent, non-progressive defect or lesion of the immature brain.