Vikaas Scheme – Day Care & Skill Development
What is Vikaas Scheme?
Vikaas is a scheme of the National Trust for persons with disabilities covered under the National Trust Act. The scheme provides day-care facilities, training and skill-development opportunities to help beneficiaries develop their abilities and become more independent in daily life.
The main focus of Vikaas is to provide a safe and supportive environment where persons with disabilities can participate in meaningful activities, develop functional skills, improve social interaction and work towards greater independence.
Who is Vikaas Scheme For?
Vikaas is primarily for persons with:
- Autism
- Cerebral Palsy
- Intellectual Disability
- Multiple Disabilities
The scheme is generally intended for beneficiaries above 10 years of age, as per the applicable National Trust guidelines.
What Does Vikaas Provide?
Vikaas Centres provide day-care and skill-development support according to the needs and abilities of the beneficiary.
Key Support Includes:
- Skill development activities
- Functional & daily living skills
- Social interaction and participation
- Recreational & meaningful activities
- Individual development support
- Day-care support
- Guidance and support for families
The objective is to help beneficiaries develop, maintain and improve their existing abilities rather than simply providing care.
