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Sri Aurobindo Group Plans Child Care Centres Across Madhya Pradesh
The Sri Aurobindo Group wants to open special centres for children who need extra developmental or neurological care.
These centres would be built in different districts of Madhya Pradesh.
The goal is to make advanced healthcare available outside major cities.
The centres will follow the model of Maatri Sparsh - Usha Divya Bal Mandir and Kemhans.
These institutions use medical technology and different kinds of specialists to support children.
Doctors say coordinated care can help children and their families.
The plan was announced by Dr Vinod Bhandari in Indore.
The announcement took place during a meeting about children’s mental health and neurology.
The group also plans to introduce Kemhans franchises across the state.
The Sri Aurobindo Group plans special care and development centres for children with developmental and neurological needs across Madhya Pradesh.
The centres will be modelled on Maatri Sparsh - Usha Divya Bal Mandir and Kemhans, launched by the group about a year ago.
Founder-chairman Dr Vinod Bhandari said the initiative responds to the need for specialised facilities in smaller districts and peripheral areas.
Kemhans franchises are expected to be introduced in districts across Madhya Pradesh.
The announcement came during a multidisciplinary CME programme on child and adolescent mental health and neurology in Indore.
- Who
- The Sri Aurobindo Group, led by founder-chairman Dr Vinod Bhandari, announced the plan, with support from participating medical specialists.
- What
- The group plans to establish special care and development centres, including Kemhans franchises, for children with developmental and neurological needs.
- Where
- The announcement took place at Usha Divya Bal Mandir in Scheme No. 78, Indore; the planned centres would be located across Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- The announcement was made on Sunday during a one-day multidisciplinary CME programme.
- Why
- The group said studies showed a need for specialised facilities in peripheral areas and smaller districts to improve access to advanced healthcare and multidisciplinary support.
Key facts
- Announcing organisation
- Sri Aurobindo Group
- Announced by
- Dr Vinod Bhandari, group founder-chairman
- Planned coverage
- Districts across Madhya Pradesh
- Proposed model
- Maatri Sparsh - Usha Divya Bal Mandir and Kemhans
- Target beneficiaries
- Children with developmental and neurological needs
- Planned expansion
- Kemhans franchises are expected to be introduced across Madhya Pradesh
- Announcement venue
- Usha Divya Bal Mandir, Scheme No. 78, Indore
- CME theme
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Neurology Liaison Practice
Quotes
Dr Vinod Bhandari
Founder-chairman of the Sri Aurobindo Group
“We are fully committed to providing these facilities for the brighter future of children”
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