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WELCOME TO OUR COMMUNITY
At Communicare, we believe that people want to be a force for good but only few embark acting on it.
They deserve the accolade for the passion, time and dedication they bring with them everytime. All of our i-Care ambassadors are individuals who have an extraordinary ability to serve others. Every single one of them brings a heartfelt passion and sense of purpose to touching the lives of those who need it .These ambassadors are real superheroes and unknown role models within the communities in which they live. Their passion inspires others—and that’s what our legacy is all about.
As a
Parent
Parents can volunteer at schools for children with special needs in various meaningful ways that contribute positively to the school environment and the educational experience of the students. Here’s how you can get involved:
1. Classroom Assistance:
Offer to help teachers in the classroom by providing one-on-one support to students, assisting with activities, or helping to organize materials and resources.
2. Event Planning and Coordination:
Volunteer to help plan and organize school events, such as field trips, special celebrations, or family nights, which can foster a sense of community among families and staff.
Provide tutoring or mentoring to individual students or small groups, focusing on academic skills, social skills, or life skills.
4. Therapeutic Support:
If parents have specialized skills (such as in music therapy, art therapy, or occupational therapy), they can offer to conduct workshops or sessions that benefit students.
5. Library and Resource Center:
Help in the school library or resource center by organizing books, helping students find materials, or reading to children.
6. Fundraising and Donations:
Participate in fundraising efforts or help organize donation drives to gather resources, materials, or funds that can benefit special needs programs.
7. Parent Support Groups:
Facilitate or participate in parent support groups to share experiences, strategies, and resources, fostering community and peer support among families.
8. Awareness Campaigns:
Assist in creating awareness campaigns about special needs education, helping to educate the broader community and promote understanding and inclusion.
9. Social Skills Groups:
Help run social skills groups or recreational activities that promote interaction among students, assisting them in developing friendships and social connections.
10. Training for Volunteers:
Participate in training sessions offered by the school to better understand the needs of students with special needs and how to provide effective support.
11. Maintenance and Improvement:
Help with physical improvements to the school environment, such as creating sensory spaces, gardens, or accessible play areas that benefit students.
12. Feedback and Input:
Regularly provide feedback to school staff about programs and services, helping to identify areas for improvement and contributing to the development of effective practices.
By volunteering, you can make a significant impact on the school community, enhance the educational experience for children with special needs, and help raise funds to impact the lives of children.
1. Professional Development and Staff training:
2. Peer Buddy Programs:
3. Student Volunteers at Inclusive Events
5. Parent Involvement:
6. Advocate for Policy Changes
7. Mentorship Programs:
8. Collaborative Research and Development:
By working together, we can create a more inclusive educational landscape, enhance understanding and acceptance, and benefit all students by leveraging diverse strengths and perspectives.
As a
School
As
Corporates
2. Employee Volunteer Programs:
4. Training and Workshops:
5. Resource Donations:
6. Collaborative Projects:
7. Sponsor Awareness: Campaigns and Advocacy
8. Develop Mentorship Programs:
9. Cultural Events:
10. Fundraising Initiatives:
11. Job Placement Programs:
Transform a Life: Sponsor a Bright Future
In a world where potential often goes unnoticed, your generosity can be the guiding light for a special child yearning to learn, grow, and thrive. Every child has dreams—some may aspire to be doctors, artists, scientists, or leaders of tomorrow—but for children with special needs, these dreams can seem distant and unattainable without the right support.
At Communicare Foundation school, we believe that every child deserves a chance to flourish, regardless of their background or challenges. Unfortunately, many talented and deserving children face barriers to quality education due to socioeconomic constraints. This is where your partnership becomes invaluable.
By sponsoring the education of an underprivileged child, you are not just providing financial assistance; you are giving them hope, dignity, and a pathway to a brighter future. Your contribution can help ensure they receive tailored educational resources, specialized care, and the nurturing environment they need.
Imagine the joy in a child’s eyes as they discover new ideas, form friendships, and develop skills that will empower them for years to come. Your support can transform lives, creating ripples of change that extend far beyond the classroom walls.
Join us in this noble endeavor. Together, we can build an inclusive society where every child, regardless of their challenges, has the opportunity to shine.
Sponsor an
Underpriviliged child - Anganwadi Program
As an educator, care- giver or mentor figure, one entrusted with the immense responsibility of the future of these children, it is imperative that we understand their special world- their strengths, weaknesses, challenges, opportunities, fears, hopes and dreams.
Communicare provides training to care givers and shadow teachers, and provides trained shadow teachers that help create independent, healthy and happy children, in charge of their destiny.
As a SCHOOL
As CORPORATES
Understand people with special needs can be a viable part of your workforce. First, you have to change the way you think about people with disabilities. And that starts with breaking the assumptions that people with special needs can’t work, and should not be part of a workforce. 1 in 5 people is an individual with a disability (learning disorders, ADHD etc). So, chances are in your workplace you are already working with or for people with disabilities. People with disabilities are engineers, truck drivers, and CEO’s. So, Step 1 – stop-thinking people with disabilities can’t work.
Ask Communicare how we can help do corporate sensitize your work place, which is the start to inclusion.
Empathy and mindfulness begins in your backyard and soon you will see your worldview change.
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