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The Hindu
19 hours ago
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- The Hindu
One-stop service centre for differently- abled inaugurated
District Collector A. K. Kamal Kishore inaugurated the one-stop service centre for the differently-abled at Puliyangudi Government Boys' Higher Secondary School campus on Saturday to offer a range of services to improve their quality of life. After inaugurating the integrated service centre, christened 'Vizhuthugal', he said the experts in this centre would offer a range of services like physiotherapy and other treatments for stroke, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, Parkinson's disease and congenital diseases and exercises for pain in neck, shoulder, back etc., special education for the intellectual disability, recognising, reading and writing numerals and alphabets, socialising with others, doing their personal routines, understanding time in clocks, identifying coins and currencies, special education for hearing and speech impairment, articulation therapy, improving their understanding, fluency therapy, expressing their thoughts etc. 'Since we've posted well-trained experts, the parents of the differently-abled and the special children should make use of it so that these children's quality of life will improve substantially,' he said. The Collector also handed over 83 battery vehicles, costing ₹2.07 crore, to the village panchayats of Sankarankovil and Melaneelithanallur panchayat unions. MP Rani Srikumar, MLAs T. Sadan Thirumalaikumar of Vasudevanallur and E. Raja of Sankarankovil and Project Director of District Rural Development Agency Michael Antony Fernando were present.
The Hindu
13-05-2025
- General
- The Hindu
Retrofitted scooters distributed to 161 differently abled persons at Rajapalayam
A total of 161 differently abled persons got retrofitted scooters worth ₹1.71 crore here on Tuesday. Virudhunagar Collector V.P. Jeyaseelan, Tenkasi MP Rani Srikumar and Rajapalayam MLA S. Thangapandian distributed the two-wheelers to the beneficiaries. The Collector said the retrofitted two-wheelers would give mobility freedom to the differently abled persons who had to go to various places for their work. Along with the funds given by the State government, the district administration had mobilised funds from the MP Local Area Development Fund and also through Corporate Social Responsibility funds of private establishments for distributing the two-wheelers to all those who applied for them. Virudhunagar district had distributed the highest number of two-wheelers to the differently abled people, he said. District Differently Abled Welfare Officer Srinivasan was present.
