Installation of Standing Frame for Children with Cerebral Palsy at Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre

Program Date May 28, 2026
Host Rotary Club of Biratnagar Downtown
President Girija Sarda
Published 2026-06-18
Installation of Standing Frame for Children with Cerebral Palsy at Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre

Specialty

 

This project was undertaken to support the physical rehabilitation and therapeutic development of children with cerebral palsy through the installation of a standing frame at the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre. The standing frame helps children maintain proper posture, improve weight-bearing ability, strengthen muscles, and support overall physical development. The initiative contributes significantly toward improving therapy outcomes and enhancing the quality of care provided at the centre.

 

Facts and Figures

– Installation of 1 standing frame for therapeutic use

– Equipment specially designed for children with …

– Installed at the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre

– Total Project Cost: NPR 28,000

– Donor: Rtn Santosh Prabhu Todi

 

Support

– Therapists and caregivers at the centre who assisted in identifying the requirement for the equipment

 

Beneficiaries

 

– Children with cerebral palsy attending the day care centre

– Therapists conducting rehabilitation and physical therapy sessions

– Caregivers and parents supporting the children’s developmental progress

 

Impact / Outcome

– Improved posture support and standing ability for children with cerebral palsy

– Enhanced effectiveness of physiotherapy and rehabilitation sessions

– Increased comfort and therapeutic support for specially-abled children

– Better opportunities for physical development, mobility training, and confidence building

– Strengthened rehabilitation facilities at the centre

 

Sustainability

 

– Durable therapeutic equipment designed for long-term use

– Regular use under therapist supervision ensures maximum benefit for children

– Maintenance and monitoring to be managed by the centre staff

– The standing frame will continue supporting rehabilitation services for many children in the future

– Contributes toward sustained improvement in therapy infrastructure at the centre

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