What is the protocol for Anganwadi workers to track children with disabilities
A new protocol has been introduced for Anganwadi workers to monitor children with disabilities.
- The Anganwadi workers are required to undergo training to identify and track children with disabilities.
- They need to conduct regular screenings and assessments to determine if a child has a disability.
- Once a child with a disability is identified, the Anganwadi worker needs to maintain a record of the child's details and the specific disability.
- The worker should collaborate with healthcare professionals and specialists to develop an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) for the child.
- Regular follow-up visits are essential to monitor the progress of the child and make necessary adjustments to the IEP.
- The Anganwadi worker should also provide counseling and support to the child's family, helping them understand the nature of the disability and the available resources.
- Tracking and monitoring the child's growth, development, and progress towards achieving developmental milestones is crucial.
- Information regarding the child with disabilities should be shared with other stakeholders, including supervisors, teachers, and medical professionals.
- Collaboration with local disability organizations and support networks is encouraged to ensure holistic care for children with disabilities.
- The protocol emphasizes the importance of creating an inclusive environment where children with disabilities are given equal opportunities to participate in activities and access appropriate services.
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