Regional Resource and Training Centre

NRCWD is working as the Regional Resource and Training centre for the state of Odisha since 2017. The RRTC targets build and enhance capacities of persons engaged in geriatric care. All related auxiliary activities are embarked on in this direction such as imparting training, development of resource materials, organizing training camps, sensitization general public, the students etc.

The RRTC is supported by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India.

The RRTC operates from NRCWD’s office at 77, Lumbini Vihar, Bhubaneswar.

Integrated Rehabilitation Centre for Addicts

Supported by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GoI since 2004 it operates in Sarla of Sambalpur district of Odisha. It has capacity of 15 inmates at any particular time, cumulating to 180 clients per year. This provides treatment, referral and counseling services as per the IRCA norms.

•  Regular family counseling session for the family members( Four Number of individual client’s family per month)
•  Family re-educative session held at least four times in a month,with all family members at a time.
•  Frequent Home Visit for seeking family and active attachment and involvement throughout the treatment and recovery process.
•  Regular communication with family members of client over phone contact and video calling etc.

Special School for Hearing Impaired

NRCWD was awarded a project to operate a school for the Hearing Impaired (HI) at Sarla of Dhankauda block of Sambalpur district. The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, of Government of India is pleased to sanction o limit of 72 students with residential facilities. During the period under report, 68 students were admitted into the institution and all have successfully completed their scholarly journey. Services rendered to the students include:

•  Education
•  Food
•  Shelter
•  Teaching learning materials

Capacity utilization is 100% of the institution

NAPSRC

With advancement of medical sciences, the life expectancy is increasing, so the number of elderly populations is also increasing. This increment has also resulted in many older people finding themselves out of their homes, deprived of social, economical and health support. They become vulnerable to dejection, deprived of their dignity, medical care. Life becomes a burden for them. It is a societal responsibility of all welfare institutions to address the problem by providing institutional care to the aged. NRCWD established the Home to take care of the aged in distress.

•  To provide shelter, food, medical care and recreation to senior citizens who are distressed
•  To help them to lead a dignified life without being burden to anyone
•  To counsel the inmates to face the challenges
•  To provide legal support if they need it
•  To provide other services such as recreation, take them on excursion etc.
•  To take adequate steps for their rehabilitation in their respective homes, if doable.