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Campus Challenge is a regional centre for children and youth with disabilities. It provides rehabilitation and support to the all sorts of disable children (speech & hearing impaired, visually impaired, mentally challenged and physically challenged). Special education (like Braille for visually impaired, Indian Sign language for Speech & Hearing Impaired, ADL training for Mentally challenged) with inclusive education at its campus. Disabled youth are trained in computer with spoken English, Stitching, Carpentry (wood framing) and print shop by providing accommodation at its youth hostel.
 
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Campus is built in 7 acres of area with required infrastructure facilities as Health Care Centre, 10 children homes for 120 children, Education Centre, Youth Hostel, Central Kitchen and Dining, Conference Hall, Library, Print Shop, Carpentry workshop, Stitching Centre, Administration Block, Staff Quarters and Guest House. Orphan and single parent children with vulnerable situation are admitted into the campus. We concentrate on providing care, support, mobility and other needed accessories to these children. We are also providing outreach support through CBR Mode 1066 children in 310 villages.
 
Project Goal
To create ability and an inclusive life - in all aspects of life - for children and youth with a disability.
 
Project Objectives
 
Care and support to disabled children and youth who are in a highly vulnerable situation, conform the Human Rights, with focus on:
 
» The right to family life
» Access to healthcare
» Access to inclusive education
» Access to livelihood, food security
» Eradication of poverty
» Access to a complete social life
» Access to empowerment
 
To reach these objectives Campus Challenge works via three sets of rules:
» The UN Convention on Rights for Persons with Disability 2006
» The CBR Guidelines of the WHO, issued in December 2010
» The eight Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s) 2015
 
 
Basic Features at Campus Challenge
» 10 homes to cater 120 for children with disabilities
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Huge Education Centre for special education, English trainings, vocational courses, conferences purposes, Library and administration
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Health Care Centre for physiotherapy, orthopedic workshop to prepare orthotics and prosthetics, consultancy and outreach services
» Youth Hostel to accommodate 64
» Kitchen and dining halls
» Staff and service staff quarters
» Guest rooms
» Water tanks and other campus facilities
» Roads and drainages
» Playgrounds