MBA Foundation

Creating Chances for Self-Sufficiency
One of the main objectives of prevocational and vocational skills training is to equip the disabled for a productive life when they graduate from high school. This entails choosing a career that aligns with their employment goals to give them the chance to become self-sufficient, which boosts their confidence and illuminates the path ahead for the family.

However, because of their incapacitating circumstances, people with any form of impairment find this challenging. Some of them—those who are physically challenged—may pursue further education, although they may find it difficult to obtain a job outside the home; others—those who are cognitively disabled—are unable to pursue higher education or outside employment.

Children with exceptional needs between the ages of 2 and 11 are admitted following a comprehensive evaluation and, if necessary, a medical diagnosis.

However, because of their incapacitating circumstances, people with any form of impairment find this challenging. Some of them—those who are physically challenged—may pursue further education, although they may find it difficult to obtain a job outside the home; others—those who are cognitively disabled—are unable to pursue higher education or outside employment.