Rehabilitation Support for Greater Independence
Support Persons with Disabilities in Improving Mobility,
The Inclusion & Empowerment Organization provides rehabilitation-related services through its Independent Living Centre to support persons with disabilities in improving mobility, physical functioning, daily living skills, and independence.
IEO’s rehabilitation services form part of a broader community-based approach that connects rehabilitation with education, independent living, assistive technology, skills development, and social inclusion.
Rehabilitation at IEO
The IEO Independent Living Centre includes specialized service areas such as Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, along with other support services designed around the needs of persons with disabilities.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy focuses on improving movement, strength, and mobility. The centre’s physiotherapy services include pediatric, neurological, orthopedic, geriatric, and electrotherapy-related services.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy focuses on developing daily living and work skills. This includes fine motor skills training, Activities of Daily Living (ADL) training, and hand function and coordination therapy.
A Broader Approach to Rehabilitation
IEO’s rehabilitation work is connected with its wider objective of improving access to healthcare, education, employment, assistive technology, and community participation.
The Independent Living Centre also provides education support, counselling, IT classes, independent living skills development, transportation support, and assistive devices as part of its wider support environment.
Our Focus
IEO aims to help persons with disabilities achieve:
- Greater independence
- Improved mobility and functioning
- Better access to rehabilitation
- Greater participation in education and employment
- Improved accessibility
- Stronger social inclusion
- Improved quality of life
