Volunteer / Clinical Placement Handi-Care Intl. has created unforgettable experiences for students and professionals in health care and education through these placements. HCI has affiliations with all major universities across Canada and the clinical placement for graduate OT/ PT / SLP students with HCI will earn them a credit.
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Adopt a child in Early Intervention
This is our flagship project cosponsored by Grand Challenges Canada. The project offers EI therapy for close to 900 children Read More
Support SDR surgery for children in Canada
Handi-Care Intl. is supporting SDR surgery (done in USA) and rehababilitaion for Canadian children with Cerebral Palsy by assisiting the parents to raise funds Read More
Sponsor a disabled Youth
Disabled youth between the ages 18 and 25 are recruited under this scheme. Many youth are high school graduates and are enrolled in various Degree and Diploma programs, Read More
Clinical placement for Canadian students
Over 150 OT/PT students from Canada have participated since 2006. HCI has affiliations with 11 Canadian Universities, and we have added SLP student placements in 2019. Read More
Adopt a child - above age 6
Under this program, we invite you to sponsor children with various disabilities between the ages of 6 and 18. This is one of our oldest programs which started in year 1992 Read more...
Meal For A Day / Campus feeding
A very popular program where poor disabled children and youth get special meals on a day of your choice. A wonderful program to celebrate a birthday or wedding anniversary Read more
Major partner-India
Our first and major partner to date (since 1992) is an Indian registered charity " AMAR SEVA SANGAM " a highly reputable and award winning organization run "by the disabled for the disabled". Read more...
Support OT / PT Rehab in rural India
Canadian OT, PT, SLP therapists and students are generously offering their voluntary services to ASSA. Funds are needed to purchase equipment and supplies to provide disabled clients with the best therapy possible" Read more