Assam’s Ashoka Sarma’s Special Attempt For Special Child Is On High Demand In Northeast

Today in a tough challenging world even disabled child requires empowerment of education to confront situation to make their life easy where in Guwahati, Assam Bal Bharati Trust’s principal Ashoka Sarma has made tough attempt to create a special world for them which is rare to find in major parts of Northeast and so is high on demand.

Ashoka Sarma’s patience in encouraging parents of special child to empower them with education and build courage to compete in various challenging fields that they had never dreamt off has today given a fruitful result. Today, Ashoka Sarma has successfully channelled greater network for special children to ensure greater exposure of their talents.

In the attempt to make people aware how to deal with special child Ashoka has conducted multiple workshops for teachers and parents. At present she has 64 specially able children including 500 mainstream students but there is no discrimination while educating them as they both attend in one class. In Ashoka’s school premise there is no special class for the differently able child where even at lunch time the normal students and teachers joins with them to create a sense of belonging.

Bal Bhariati Trust’s special children are trained well to prepare for National Institute Open Schooling (NIOS) secondary examination. Principal Ashhoka who is Msc. B.Ed qualified provides two expert special B.Ed qualified teachers including others who are professional in educating and growing up such children with best measures. In Guwahati there are three CWSN (Children With Special Needs) based schools but Ashoka’s is best referred for better upbringing of the children where even the talented ones gets chance to partake in special Olympics and national level games events also.

Even NIMHANS, Hyderabad had once recommended Ashoka’s school as one of the best CWSN institute in Northeast where in 2016 their special team of three doctors had paid visit to it  and was gratified by its healthy environment for fruitful growth of the special children. In this exclusive contribution of Ashoka's for providing the best educativefacilites to CWSN students had emphasized centre’s HRD ministry to enhance the school with educative supplements.

Bal Bhartis Trust institute for special children has come a long way to make their mission successful and has extended branch in Mirza outskirts of its main Guwahati, Beltola center. Currently it has boy’s hostel also to ease parent’s hardship in travelling where even home plan is on the rope to ease out mothers worry in meeting out child’s requirements and care, remaining far from them.

Inspired by  Ashoka’s successful attempt even places like Nagaon, Jorhat, Hojai, Golaghat and Darrang districts of Assam are ready to open such CWSN institutes to empower special students to become a responsible and independent citizen of India.

NEIC: SUMI