My name is Jhulki, and I live in a remote village with my husband and our son, Jai. Jai is 7 years old and has been disabled since birth. He is a M I patient, which means that he requires constant attention and care. It has been challenging for us to take care of him, especially since we live in a remote area where medical facilities are limited. But then we got to know about RSKS India, annon profit organization that works for the welfare of disabled people in rural areas. They came to our village and offered to help us take care of Jai. They started doing home-based activities with Jai every fortnight so that he could learn and develop his skills.

At first, I was a little hesitant about allowing strangers into our home to work with Jai. But when the RSKS India team members came, they were very friendly and professional. They talked to Jai and interacted with him, making him feel comfortable. The activities they did with Jai were very helpful. They worked on his motor skills, communication skills, and cognitive development. They also taught him basic things like how to brush his teeth, how to dress himself, and how to use the toilet. These may seem like simple things, but for someone like Jai, they are significant milestones.

I am very happy with the work that RSKS India is doing with my son. It has been very difficult for us to take care of him, but their help has made a big difference. Jai has been responding positively to the activities, and I have noticed a significant improvement in his skills and behavior. The RSKS India team members are very patient and understanding. They take the time to explain things to me and answer all my questions. They have also given me some tips and tricks to help me take care of Jai better. The home-based activities have become something that Jai looks forward to every fortnight. He gets excited when he sees the RSKS India team members coming to our home. They have become like family to us, and we are grateful for their help.