Sivaganga launches decentralised rehab network for differently abled
The Sivaganga district administration has launched a decentralized network of rehabilitation centers to provide medical and welfare services to differently abled individuals. The initiative uses a digital database and mobile application to ensure comprehensive coverage across 16 blocks.
Why it matters
This model of localized, accessible healthcare delivery serves as a potential blueprint for improving welfare distribution in rural or underserved regions.
The district administration has launched a comprehensive decentralised network of rehabilitation centres to bring essential government aid, medical therapies, and training directly to the doorstep of differently abled people.
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