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Sponsored Content: Children With Special Needs Support The Ponty Chadha Foundation In Battle Against COVID-19

Sponsored Content: Children With Special Needs Support The Ponty Chadha Foundation In Battle Against COVID-19

In 2020, the pervasive nature of COVID-19 brought learning to a screeching halt worldwide. Effects of lockdown continue to reverberate this year too. In light of this Pandemic, optimistic fervour does wonders. This is what exemplifies by the MBCN students with special needs whose relentless hope backed the adverse scenarios from becoming a psychologically draining episodes of pessimism.

Children With Special Needs Are Forerunners

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Ponty Chadha Foundation, the CSR arm of the wave group has always been very vigilant towards the inclusivity and progress of weaker and marginalized sections of the society. Towards this, it developed a dedicated entity to cater to the self-sufficiency and developmental requirements of children with special needs - Mata Bhagwanti Chadha Niketan (MBCN). MBCN to date has changed the life trajectory of more than 25000 children, enabling and empowering them to lead an independent life and instill the virtue of giving back to the community.

These children, not the ones to take the lockdown as a limiting factor, continued their online education support, personality, and skill training with the same gusto as before. These children have come out as true agents of change and have marked their presence in various initiatives being taken by PCF. Poster campaigns to drive awareness about Covid appropriate behavior under Quarantine Diaries, techniques of destressing oneself, and inducing the willingness to fight the pandemic by the initiative #FightStressWithMBCN has had a great impact on PCF volunteers who are working on the ground to deliver benefits for Covid relief to the masses.

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Mata Bhagwanti Chadha Niketan (MBCN)

A one of its kind school in India, given its scale and facility, MBCN has introduced a special home-based education plan with the help of special educators and therapists. IEP or Individualized Education Program identifies the ages, disabilities, and abilities of every student and accordingly develops a customised plan to cater to the individual as well as the social needs of the student. The special educators and therapists at MBCN, focus on domestic activities, creative and recreational activities, Physical fitness, Social engagement initiatives, and home learning material to make virtual learning more memorable under its #VirtualLearningProgramme.

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With a vision to empower communities and create a world of equal opportunities, Ponty Chadha Foundation has been at the forefront to help make society a better place to live. Taking the same vision forward, MBCN has been fully committed and dedicated to the rehabilitation of children with intellectual impairment, cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, hearing impairment, and multiple disabilities. One of the most striking features of this special school has been its holistic learning model that not just focuses on academic excellence but also on values of self & social responsibility, compassion towards one another, wisdom, humanity, and strength to take yourself and others higher together that goes beyond sympathy.

Keeping these ideas central to their model of learning, MBCN has emerged as an enabler of social change and empathetic education.

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About The Campaign

About The Campaign

India is in crisis. 

At a time when infection rates are soaring and every day brings grim news, at a time when beds, oxygen, medicine & hope seem to have all run out, all of India is feeling the same despair, the same distress, the same devastation. 

But through the darkness, there has been a ray of light.

The Sikh community has been at the forefront of relentlessly helping people during through the pandemic. If the rich living tradition of food sharing, as widely practiced in langars or community kitchens, fed millions last year, then this year the langars have provided an even more critical & basic element of life – oxygen.

In the time honoured Sikh tradition of selfless service and compassion, these Oxygen Langars sprang up almost immediately across affected cities, and in gurdwaras, where volunteers stood with oxygen cylinders for hours, helping breathless patients breathe, helping India breathe.

The Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee & NDTV are coming together for a special fundraising campaign, Dil Se Sewa – Helping India Breathe.

The funds raised will aid in providing this urgently needed support, amongst many others. It will go to support the gurdwara’s immediate & critical interventions like the oxygen langars, a newly created COVID care facility and the free ambulance service. But it will also contribute to other existing efforts that all aim to strengthen India’s health system for the future  – the free dialysis hospital, the low cost MRI & CT Scan centre and the dawakhanas that provide medicines at reasonable rates.