Trishla Foundation

UP, US

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Trishla Foundation is an organization for children and adolescents suffering from cerebral palsy. This foundation works as a rehabilitation and treatment center in India and other neighboring countries.

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Trishla Foundation is an organization for children and adolescents suffering from cerebral palsy. This foundation works as a rehabilitation and treatment center in India and other neighboring countries. They have a consistent and MULTIMODAL approach for the treatment of cerebral palsy. They use various methods for treatments such as - counseling, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, special education, hand therapy, and many others. The children suffering from cerebral palsy are also given training for performing daily life activities, sports, brace, and surgery, etc.

Dr. Jitendra Kumar is the founder of Trishla Foundation and opens it in the year 2014. Along with 40 professionals, Dr. Jain helps many children suffering from cerebral palsy. They not only train children but parents as well so that they can help their child and give them a better tomorrow.

The best part of training is that parents and children have to stay for 3 to 6 months in Prayagraj (Allahabad) for the good outcome of training and other treatments. Moreover, the expenses of staying there and getting treatment are very nominal and affordable.

Many people donate to Trishla Foundation for helping children in need.

Trishla Foundation is giving new life to children suffering from cerebral palsy. They are the hope of sunshine for many people. 

What we do

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Health Care & Medical Services

Where we are

UP, US

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