Early Intervention (EI) is a very important and the most significant step in early childhood development.
According to UNICEF’s Child Disability Report (2021), there are nearly 240 million children with disabilities in the world. Based on the official census data, there are 7.8 million children with disabilities in India, constituting 1.7% of the child population (Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation, 2016). Other studies estimate that nearly 10% of children in India have some form of developmental, physical or learning delay, making the true burden of childhood disability much higher.
Early screening, diagnosis, and personalized rehabilitation including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, special education, and daily-living skills—delivered through the Enabling Inclusion technology platform.
Early identification and timely intervention can significantly improve a child’s mobility, communication, and independence—preventing lifelong disability impacts.