Sanjibani Autism Care Center Provides Hope for Children with Autism
Summary
Sanjibani Autism Care Center in Hetauda is giving 25 children with autism and special needs access to therapy, communication training, and life-skills education. Founded by local mothers, the center is now struggling with limited resources, staff shortages, and uncertainty over its future space.
Key Points
- Sanjibani Autism Care Center in Hetauda provides therapy and life-skills education for 25 children with autism and special needs.
- The center was started by Sunita Sapkota, Laxmi Sapkota, Asmita Poudel, and Pramila Pokharel after personal struggles in finding support for their own children.
- Parents from Hetauda and nearby districts rely on the center because many schools still hesitate to admit children with autism.
- The founders say the institution needs stronger financial and government support to secure teachers, therapists, and a stable location.
