Collector presented school bags as a gift to the deaf and dumb children of Divyang Rehabilitation Center. Collector Neha Meena had lunch with the children.

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

Collector Neha Meena reached the District Divyang Rehabilitation Center to meet the deaf and dumb children of CWSN Hostel who returned home after summer vacation.

The children were delighted to find the Collector among them. On the occasion of the start of the school, the Collector presented school bags as a gift to the children and welcomed them by feeding them sweets. The Collector had lunch with the children. The Collector spoke to the children in sign language. The children also thanked the Collector in sign language. Along with this, the Collector took information about the health of the children. The Collector directed the Deputy Director of Social Justice and Disabled Empowerment Department Pankaj Sanwale to get the health checkup of all the children done through the Health Department. Along with this, instructions were also given to get the health profile card and Aabha ID of the children made. So that all the health records of the children can be stored on a digital platform, so that they can easily access the benefits of health services. The collector directed to organize various activities of Anand Vibhag in the hostel to promote the happiness and mental health of the children.

During this, the district project coordinator Ralu Singh Singar was directed to inspect the hostel from time to time and fulfill the requirements on time. On this occasion, the collector took information about the requirements in the hostel from the hostel superintendent. Which the Deputy Director Social Justice and District Project Coordinator Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan were directed to fulfill on time. Instructions were given to bring back all the children from their homes by the end of the week and ensure smooth conduct of classes in the center.

During this, the entire staff of the hostel for children with special needs of APC IED of Samagra Shiksha and the District Disabled Rehabilitation Center were present.