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}}</ref>It was founded by Rajesh Bhola<ref name="dj201013" /><ref name="PRESIDENT"/>along with some eminent doctors and social workers<ref name="ssogad" /> drawn from different super specialty fields. Rajesh Bhola is working for the cause of persons with disabilities since 1985 and was the main person behind formation of the Society and is serving as its President.<ref name="PRESIDENT"/> He completed his Post Graduation in English Literature with Linguistics from Punjab University Chandigarh. Later he completed his PhD in English Literature. He is an Indian spiritual writer known for his weekly spiritual column in Friday Gurgaon.<ref>[http://www.fridaygurgaon.com/search.aspx?freetxt=dr.%20rajesh%20bhola&Search=Search Weekly Spiritual Column in Friday Gurgaon]</ref> Also contributes articles to Hindustan Times Inner Voice and blogs to The Speaking Tree of The Times of India.<ref>[http://www.speakingtree.in/rajesh.bhola/blog The Speaking Tree Blog of The Times of India]</ref>
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== History ==
== History ==


Spastic Society of Gurgaon aims to address certain questions related to welfare of spastic children of Gurgaon, NCR and Haryana. People from various walks of life have joined hands to make efforts to arrange for long term care of such children; and also to help their parents live life fully, purposefully and contentedly by bringing them closer to each other, by creating coordination between various agencies, social workers, professionals and infra-structure providers. Efforts are also being initiated to make environment of Gurgaon, the millennium city of India, more spastic friendly.
Services being rendered by SSOG through two separate delivery channels are the Center for Special Children and the Center for Physiotherapy for Senior Citizens. All the services rendered at the Center for Special Children are free of cost. It was established to expedite provision of disability certificates and as a single-window service to assist disabled persons in obtaining benefits from the state and central governments.<ref name="bless" /><ref name="Disabledto"/>

== Mission ==

It is an occasion of great joy and celebration when a child is born. But in some cases after few months of the birth, the family discovers that the child is not able to hold objects, crawl or walk. A spine chilling news is broken to the parents that the child has an incurable and irreversible condition called ‘Cerebral Palsy’ and may never be able to hold neck, walk or talk like a normal child next door. A sense of gloom dawns for a few days, at times, it lingers on for many years before the parents get adjusted to the thought of being mother and father of a spastic child. But, then, life is as such. One is to outgrow this sense of gloom.

On the positive side, in the journey of life, parents are blessed with a new companion who is to be taken care of. In case of cerebral palsy the period of care is prolonged and provides more psychological fulfillment to parents whereas bestowing of filial love on children is concerned. But, one feeling which one is unable to overcome as a parent to a spastic child is that what will happen to the child after death of the mother, the father or the caregiver, towards whom the child was always anxiously looking for all his daily care and emotional needs. This thought prompted us to take certain initiatives for short term and long term care of these children.<ref>[http://ssog.in/mission.html SSOG Mission]</ref>

== Activities ==

Services being rendered by SSOG through two separate delivery channels are the Center for Special Children and the Center for Physiotherapy for Senior Citizens. All the services rendered at the Center for Special Children are free of cost. It was established to expedite provision of disability certificates and as a single-window service to assist disabled persons in obtaining benefits from the state and central governments.<ref name="bless" /><ref name="Disabledto"/> SSOG has been appointed as NGO Member of Local Level Committee (LLC) Gurgaon by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India.<ref>[http://www.thenationaltrust.co.in/nt/images/stories/info@llc%2030.04.2012.pdf State Chairperson, LLC-NGO - National Trust (page 25)]</ref>


== See also ==
== See also ==
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[[Category:Cerebral palsy organizations]]
[[Category:Autism-related organizations]]
[[Category:Mental retardation organizations]]
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[[Category:Indian disability organisations]]
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Spastic Society of Gurgaon
AbbreviationSSOG
Formation2007
FounderDr. Rajesh Bhola
TypeNGO
Legal statusOrganization working in disability
PurposeCare of persons with Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation, Autism, Multiple disabilities
HeadquartersSector 4, Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Location
ServicesOccupational therapy, Counseling, Vocational training, Psychotherapy, Imparting counseling to guardians, Multiple single window services, Assistance in issuance of disability certificates, NIRAMAYA cashless insurance cards, Medical check ups, Distribution of medicines and medical aids, etc.
MembershipNGO Member, Local Level Committee (LLC) Gurgaon appointed by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India.
Websitehttp://ssog.in

Spastic Society of Gurgaon covers within its scope the programs on occupational therapy, counseling, vocational training and psychotherapy of the children with autism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation and multiple disabilities in Haryana, India.[1] It was awarded ISO certification by United Kingdom Accreditation Service : United Registrar of Systems for quality of services rendered by it.[2] It also works in the field of imparting counseling and psychotherapy to the parents and guardians of the disabled children. Mass camps are conducted for welfare of children with disabilities.[3][4][5] Multiple single window services like assistance in issuance of disability certificates, NIRAMAYA cashless insurance cards, medical check ups, distribution of medicines and medical aids are rendered to the disabled in such camps.[6][7][8] Being sponsored by Haryana Government it undertakes disability audits of organizations for assessing accessibility compliance by them.[9]It was founded by Rajesh Bhola[10][11]along with some eminent doctors and social workers[12] drawn from different super specialty fields. Rajesh Bhola is working for the cause of persons with disabilities since 1985 and was the main person behind formation of the Society and is serving as its President.[11] He completed his Post Graduation in English Literature with Linguistics from Punjab University Chandigarh. Later he completed his PhD in English Literature. He is an Indian spiritual writer known for his weekly spiritual column in Friday Gurgaon.[13] Also contributes articles to Hindustan Times Inner Voice and blogs to The Speaking Tree of The Times of India.[14]

History

Spastic Society of Gurgaon aims to address certain questions related to welfare of spastic children of Gurgaon, NCR and Haryana. People from various walks of life have joined hands to make efforts to arrange for long term care of such children; and also to help their parents live life fully, purposefully and contentedly by bringing them closer to each other, by creating coordination between various agencies, social workers, professionals and infra-structure providers. Efforts are also being initiated to make environment of Gurgaon, the millennium city of India, more spastic friendly.

Mission

It is an occasion of great joy and celebration when a child is born. But in some cases after few months of the birth, the family discovers that the child is not able to hold objects, crawl or walk. A spine chilling news is broken to the parents that the child has an incurable and irreversible condition called ‘Cerebral Palsy’ and may never be able to hold neck, walk or talk like a normal child next door. A sense of gloom dawns for a few days, at times, it lingers on for many years before the parents get adjusted to the thought of being mother and father of a spastic child. But, then, life is as such. One is to outgrow this sense of gloom.

On the positive side, in the journey of life, parents are blessed with a new companion who is to be taken care of. In case of cerebral palsy the period of care is prolonged and provides more psychological fulfillment to parents whereas bestowing of filial love on children is concerned. But, one feeling which one is unable to overcome as a parent to a spastic child is that what will happen to the child after death of the mother, the father or the caregiver, towards whom the child was always anxiously looking for all his daily care and emotional needs. This thought prompted us to take certain initiatives for short term and long term care of these children.[15]

Activities

Services being rendered by SSOG through two separate delivery channels are the Center for Special Children and the Center for Physiotherapy for Senior Citizens. All the services rendered at the Center for Special Children are free of cost. It was established to expedite provision of disability certificates and as a single-window service to assist disabled persons in obtaining benefits from the state and central governments.[1][8] SSOG has been appointed as NGO Member of Local Level Committee (LLC) Gurgaon by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India.[16]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "A Blessed Society", Friday Gurgaon, Gurgaon, 27 January 2012
  2. ^ United Kingdom Accreditation Service : United Registrar of Systems Certification
  3. ^ "Chikitsa Shivir Aayojit", Dainik Jagran, India, 3 May 2014
  4. ^ "Chikitsa Shivir Aayojit", Dainik Jagran, India, 3 May 2014
  5. ^ "कोई भी व्यक्ति परिपूर्ण नहीं : आशा हुड्डा", दैनिक ट्रिब्यून, India, 1 May 2010
  6. ^ "Camp for differently abled on Jan 14", The Tribune Chandigarh, India, 11 January 2009
  7. ^ "Cashless insurance scheme for the challenged", The Tribune Chandigarh, India, 15 January 2009
  8. ^ a b "Disabled to get certificates on Jan 14", The Tribune, Delhi, 12 January 2009
  9. ^ "Is Gurgaon disabled-friendly?", The Times of India by Dr. Rajesh Bhola (President Spastic Society of Gurgaon), 22 February 2014
  10. ^ "Manasik rup se aksham bachche bane dusron ka sanbal", Danik Jagran, Gurgaon, 20 October 2013
  11. ^ a b Spastic Society of Gurgaon PRESIDENT
  12. ^ Spastic Society of Gurgaon, Advisors on the Panel
  13. ^ Weekly Spiritual Column in Friday Gurgaon
  14. ^ The Speaking Tree Blog of The Times of India
  15. ^ SSOG Mission
  16. ^ State Chairperson, LLC-NGO - National Trust (page 25)
  • Spastic Society of Gurgaon, Website