Disability

Disabled Persons - Restoring Dignity - Building Hope
Sundar Dhoka Saathi Sewa Nepal

Medical Rehabilitation

A dedicated physiotherapist provides a full-range of physiotherapy treatments to compliment basic healthcare. We have the required equipment and space that make this service accessible to persons with disabilities.

Economic Rehabilitation

Handicraft Business: Meaningful and productive hand work opportunities are created for persons with disabilities. Working with their skills, these hard-working people find a place of dignity, meaning, and financial independence.

Joni's House: Affordable and accessible housing for persons with disabilities and their families is a vital part of our programs. In this facility, PWD's can live securely and independently, and, enjoy the dignities of employment through cottage industry.

Physiotherapy Care

When people with physical limitations require long-term or repeated assistance with therapeutic health services and financial barriers make access impossible, the SDSS team of qualified healthcare practitioners help these people develop adjustments and abilities and compensating functions through full-scale rehabilitation programs. We help them embrace life to their fullest capacity. When our patients return to their home villages, we follow up with calls and coordinate local services if available.

Medical Assistive Devices

Those in need of medical appliances such as wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, prosthetics come to SDSS. We have access to and provide these products to the poor of our society who cannot afford and/or find the care in fitting needed. We provide services to ensure the "best fit" , and understand the use and care of the appliance given. We also provide information for living a fruitful life with the assistance of the appliance. Dignity is restored through our loving care and encouragement.

Social Rehabilitation

Sometimes persons with disabilities are kept hidden from society, isolated and alone.

Helping family and community members in dealing with the social and cultural barriers related to disability is vital to holistic care.

Counselling, advocacy, workshops, and brainstorming engagement are facilitated to educate and empower families and caregivers. This strengthens and creates socially healthy attitudes toward persons with disabilities.