LRF features as a case study in UNESCO’s groundbreaking State of the Education Report for India (Children with Disabilities), 2019, for its innovative, family-centered ecosystem for disabled children.
LRF was one of seven organizations in India to be profiled in UNESCO’s groundbreaking 2019 State of Education Report for Children with Disabilities in India. And they liked us so much, they came back and made a film about our work!
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As part of our family-centred approach where families’ needs are foremost, we’ve been organising outreach camps in neighbourhoods, villages and towns around Dehradun for years. On July 21, we expanded that service to go to the homes of children whose parents who find it difficult to travel with their children for any reason.
