WHO’s Caregivers Skill Training Program batch Batch extended to 11th September 2021, 4pm onwards. Hurry Limited Seats Only

PKMC runs WHO Caregivers Skill Training Program. This program has been developed by World Health Organisation (WHO) in collaboration with Autism Speaks, USA for caregivers/parents of children with developmental delays and communication challenges, aged between 2 to 9 years, to improve their child’s communication, play, behaviour, and independent living skills. This is a researched and evidence based program running successfully in almost 40 countries of the world. In India, Ummeed Child Development Centre, Mumbai are the Master trainers for this program. Here it is pertinent to mention that Pushpa Khanna Memorial Centre is amongst one of the five centres in India, currently running this program and the very first in north India Present Batch start from 27th, August, 2021 through online mode.