SCRI - Satya Center for Rehabilitation and Inclusion, Karikal

18/02/2026

What happens when awareness turns into real experience? Perspectives shift.

A powerful disability sensitisation programme brought together 60 college students at T.B.M.L. College, Poraiyar, for a day of learning, reflection, and meaningful engagement. Instead of passive listening, students actively participated in simulation activities that helped them experience everyday challenges faced by persons with disabilities, including the often unseen impact of learning disabilities.

The sessions, facilitated by resource persons from Satya Special School, created space for open conversations on inclusion, accessibility, and available support systems. As discussions deepened, curiosity slowly transformed into empathy and a stronger sense of social responsibility.

By the end of the programme, one message stood out clearly. Inclusion is not an act of charity, it is a collective responsibility that begins with awareness and grows through action.

The overwhelmingly positive feedback from students reflected just how eye opening and impactful the experience had been.

25/01/2026

Republic day celebration at SCRI - Karaikal.
Sincere thanks to Dr. K. Sivakumar, Head, Arignar Anna Govt. Arts College, Karaikal, for graciously being the Chief Guest at the 77th Republic Day Celebration at SCRI–Karaikal.
Heartfelt appreciation to all parents, children, and staff for their active participation, cooperation, and support in making the celebration meaningful and memorable.

07/12/2025

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities was joyfully celebrated at SCRI Karaikal in the presence of Mr. Belgin Ananth B.C., Bank Manager and Branch Head, Federal Bank, Karaikal, along with members of the Lions Club of Nedungadu. The guests appreciated the children for their wonderful performances. Parents and staff participated actively, making the event memorable and encouraging inclusivity and talent.

06/09/2025

22/06/2025

International Yoga Day

29/03/2025

Rural mela - Disability sensitization program held today at Arignar Anna Government college Karaikal 100 participated in various departments like physics, Computer science and department of Social work students attending the program, we delivered the following topics like prevention and early identification of disabilities, Myth and misconception of disability, inclusion and unifed sports, youth leadership program.

05/03/2025

"We are thrilled to announce that our Mobile Therapy Unit (MTU) was felicitated by the Government School at Pattinacherry for its outstanding service and therapy provided to children with special needs. This recognition was bestowed upon us during the school's Annual Day celebration.

We are deeply grateful for this honor and proud of our team's dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of these remarkable children."

11/02/2025

Physical Benefits of Balance Activities
1. Improves Balance: Enhances overall balance and stability, especially with age.
2. Improves Posture: Teaches natural body positions, promoting better posture.
3. Improves Coordination: Enhances fluid movement and overall physical coordination.
4. Enhances Athletic Performance: Boosts performance and reduces injury risk for athletes.
5. Improves Running Technique: Refines running form, reducing injury risk.
6. Supports Back Health: Strengthens core muscles, preventing lower back pain.

Cognitive and Emotional Benefits
1. Promotes Cognitive Development: Enhances cognitive growth in children.
2. Supports Emotional Development: Fosters emotional growth and well-being in children.

Overall, balance activities offer a wide range of benefits that can enhance physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being.