The core belief of Inner Circle is that every child is unique with different strengths and abilities, and therefore the education programs are tailored to each individual child to provide a significant learning opportunities and benefits for him/her.
SAJIDA Foundation with the vision of “Health, Happiness & Dignity for All” has collaborated with Autism Recovery Network (ARN) and set up a centre to provide world-class interventions for children with special needs. Inner Circle brings world class services through different international partnerships provides three forms of therapy, Applied Behaviour Analysis-Verbal Behaviour (ABA-VB), Speech and Language Therapy (SLT) and Occupational Therapy (OT). Our SLT therapy and OT therapy are provided by fully registered speech therapist and occupational therapist from Singapore.
Inner Circle Services
We have 3 major activities ABA-VB, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Language Therapy along with a few minor activities/services that fall under the first major activity ABA-VB such as our Social Thinking Program, Social Learning Class, Shadow Teaching and School Readiness Program.
ABA-VB
Social Thinking Program: Social Thinking addresses social learning and social interaction challenges that some special needs children face, including coaching students to recognize verbal and nonverbal communication cues (e.g., eye movements, tone, and gestures), and grasping non-literal meaning of a statement.
Social Learning Class: A program designed for children who need additional support in developing social skills with the goal to aid children in becoming socially skilled and to acquire the ability to respond to their social environment in a manner that helps them produce, maintain and enhance positive interpersonal relationships.
Shadow Teaching: Provides additional support to help fill in the gap by building self-confidence to promote positive interaction in the classroom by helping the student focus on the important concept and to develop academic and social skills.
School Readiness Program: The objective of the school readiness program is to Integrate children with additional needs into mainstream schools by orienting them to classroom routines and facilities.
Occupational Therapy
A program designed to help children be independent including sensory-processing deficits, cognitive skills, fine motor skills, and visual-perceptual skills. It helps develop play skills as well as engagements in appropriate age-related activities, thus enhancing their sense of accomplishment and improving self-esteem. Occupational Therapy at Inner Circle is led by Dr Guo Hua, a registered and experienced Singaporean Occupational Therapist.
Speech and Language Therapy
Inner Circle’s Speech and Language program is designed specifically for children with speech and communication disorders which can include physical exercise to strengthen the muscles for speech or speech drills which helps improve the sound production (clarity). Speech Therapy at Inner Circle is led by Sum Hui Ting, a registered and experienced Singaporean Speech Therapist.
Inner Circle Organized a daylong event which featured discussions about effective ASD interventions as well as fun activities for children – Embrace Differences
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Inner Circle
| Particulars | Quantity |
| Total no. of Children Availing Services Till Date | 306 |
| Current no. of Children in Speech & Language Therapy | 70 |
| Current no. of Children in Occupational Therapy | 57 |
| Current no. of Children in ABA Program | 165 |
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Inner Circle
Address:
Celebration Point, Plot 3 & 5, Road 113/A, Gulshan 2,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Opening Hours: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Weekdays: Saturday-Thursday
Phone – +8801777-772215
Email – innercircle@sajidafoundation.org
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/InnerCircleDhaka/
Instagram – Innercircle_bangladesh
NEWS FROM INNER CIRCLE
INNER CIRCLE DHAKA ORGANIZED WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS ON MANAGING FUSSY EATERS
Inner Circle organizes workshop for parents of children with sensory needs
Inner Circle organized an event titled “Embrace Differences” on April 27th to raise awareness about the best practices available in the field of Autism
