Priyaa Speech and Hearing Centre (PSHC) has been established with a primary goal of addressing the developmental and clinical needs of children with speech and hearing disorders, since 2002. We treat problems in the areas of articulation, stuttering, oral-motor, speech & voice disorders, receptive and expressive language disorders.
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St. Louis College is the first college for the deaf in India and second in Asia. This college offers two courses namely B.Com degree in Tamil & English medium and B.C.A degree in English medium to the hearing challenged students
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The school for young deaf children is a nonresidential, private and nonprofit voluntary educational center for babies and pre-school children with hearing impairment, from 0 to 5 years.
The students participate and excel in cultural , sports and other activities held at school and inter school levels.Be it drawing , music , kolam or even martial arts such as Silambuattam and Karate , the students leave their mark of excellence during public events.
Little Flower Convent Higher Secondary School for the Deaf is located at the heart of the city of Chennai. It was established in 1926 by the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and was recognized by the Government of Tamil Nadu in 1931. It was upgraded as a High School in 1968 and as a Higher Secondary School in 1980.
Manasa means Deep Hearted Love and springs. Manasa school for the special children is a non-profitable organization created to look after the mentally challenged, spastic cerebral palasy, multiple disabilities and the other disadvantaged child in the age group of 2 to 40 years.
Hope is non-profit, non-commercial voluntary organization dedicated to the welfare of the mentally challenged. The Institute started with 2 students in 1996, today the Institute is serving 150 mentally challenged persons. The boys and girls are accomadated in two separate buildings with a common dining facility.
The objective of Gnana Deepam is to impart such training so as to make every child self-reliant and reduce the burden for their parents. To achieve this objective the curriculum includes training in toileting, grooming, eating (ADL), vocational skills like weaving, tailoring, block printing, arts & crafts work, greeting cards etc.,