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Changing Attitudes Towards Disability in Society
Disability is not just a medical condition—it is a social experience. How society views anad treats people with disabilities can profoundly shape their opportunities, self-esteem, and quality of life. For decades, individuals with disabilities were marginalized, hidden, or patronized. But today, a significant shift is underway. Changing attitudes toward disability is not just about policy or accessibility; it is about respect, inclusion, and empowerment.
Historically, people with disabilities were often seen through the lens of charity or pity. Many societies viewed disability as a personal tragedy or a burden on the family. Children with disabilities were often denied education, adults were excluded from employment, and social interaction was limited.
Music, Art, and Drama – Therapies That Heal and Inspire
Every child has the right to express themselves, explore creativity, and experience joy. For children with disabilities, this creative expression is not just fun—it is a powerful form of therapy. At Lokvishwas Pratishthan, we use music, art, and drama as therapeutic tools to enhance emotional well-being, cognitive development, social skills, and communication. These therapies do more than entertain; they heal, empower, and inspire.
Creative therapies use artistic expression to support development, learning, and emotional health. They are particularly effective for children with hearing impairments, intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and physical challenges.
Speech Therapy – Unlocking Communication for Children with Hearing Impairment
Communication is at the heart of being human. It allows us to share our feelings, express our needs, build relationships, and participate fully in society. But for a child with hearing impairment, this simple yet essential act can feel like climbing a mountain without a map.
That’s where speech therapy becomes a powerful bridge. At Lokvishwas Pratishthan, we believe that every child has the right to communicate, and with the right support, they can unlock their potential to speak, understand, and connect with the world.
Why Early Intervention Matters for Children with Disabilities
When a child is born with or develops a disability, the journey ahead can feel uncertain for families. Questions arise: Will my child be able to go to school? Will they learn to speak? Will they ever live independently?
The truth is, the earlier a child receives support, the greater their chances of reaching their full potential. This is the heart of early intervention.