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Lend Us Your Ears: Akshar Trust

Mission Statement

The endeavour of Akshar Trust is to enable the individual with hearing impairment to have a useful, happy and fulfilling life.

Children with hearing impairment deserve a sound academic environment which will prove to be their opportunity, perhaps their only opportunity, for a life of self-reliance and dignity.

Akshar Trust, Baroda, was established in 1988 to:

  1. provide education and care to hearing impaired children and guidance to their families,
  2. conduct research, investigation and experiments in education of hearing impaired children, and
  3. train teachers of the hearing impaired.

Akshar Trust runs Akshar Centre for Hearing Impaired Children and Teacher Training Programme D. Ed. SE (HI).

Many of our earliest children have gone on to finish their graduate and post-graduate studies from the MS University of Baroda. Manisha Sindkar got 53 % in M.Com and has been absorbed in the ONGC as Accountant while Kanaka Bhat has recently finished her M.Com with 58 % and worked with an export house. Presently she is married and the mother of a 2 year old daughter.

Akshar Centre for Hearing Impaired Children

The Centre started with 5 children and has now expanded to a regular school with 144 children, who are taught in 2 mediums - Gujarati and Hindi. The aim is to give them an education in their mother tongue. (One must remember that for a hearing impaired child, only a single language is preferred.) Our curriculum follows that of the Gujarat Board but we are adapting the text books since our children's needs are different. We take in children as young as possible. Our youngest child has been 12 months old. This is essential for hearing impaired children as the years 0-3 are the period of optimum learning. Intervention at this stage gives the child a head start. The Early Intervention (Infant) Programme includes regular parent-teacher meetings, informal discussions and home visits. Parents are counselled about the implications of the impairment, the educational alternatives available and the manner in which they can most ably assist their child.

No hearing impaired child is refused admission. Even children with problems in addition to hearing impairment are admitted. All children come dressed in the prescribed uniform. The workday is divided into class periods including co-curricular activities such as karate training, art and hobby classes. We deal extensively and daily with amplification devices like hearing aids, group hearing aids, and speech trainers. Once we find a child with us who is ready for integration into a regular school, we try to mainstream him/her into that school. This is our Integration Programme. The child then studies and grows up with 'hearing' children and learns to adjust and operate in the 'hearing' world. However, the child also continues to come to the Centre for speech and language therapy. We have integrated a number of our children in this way.

In the school, the children are divided into three houses - Nehru, Gandhi, Tagore - which compete fiercely for honours on the Sports Day and the Annual Day each year! Our children also actively participate in city level dance, drama, painting and performance competitions throughout the academic year, often winning prizes (they bagged the Jagdish Kaur Chawla Rolling Trophy of SOCLEEN for Inter-School Street-Play Competition, 2001) competing with 'hearing' children in their age group.

Teacher Training Programme

The Trust initiated this Programme since there is a dearth of trained teachers for hearing impaired children. The two-year Programme awards a Diploma and is recognised by the Rehabilitation Council of India. Seminars and Workshops are also regularly organised for teachers of the hearing impaired. This process of exchange of knowledge, techniques and other relevant information is extremely valuable.

Future Plans

The District Administration has given Akshar Trust a 10,000 sq mt plot on the outskirts of the city. Architectural drawings for the planned facilities are ready. These include:

  • Classrooms designed for the hearing impaired programme,
  • An Audiology Clinic for impairment assessment and fitting of hearing aids,
  • Private Spaces for the Infant-Parent Programme and Counselling, Classrooms for the Teacher Training Programme,
  • A Hall or Auditorium for Conferences/School Programmes,
  • A Laboratory,
  • Proper Games facilities,
  • A Dining Hall for the Mid-Day Meal.

We are also planning to set up a cell to work on the making of solar-powered low-cost batteries for hearing aids so that these become affordable for even the economically weak. This facility would be planned along with a low-cost mould-making facility, since the growing child's ear size changes and the moulds need to be changed accordingly for the proper working of the hearing aids. An in-house facility like this would be a great help in the independent functioning of the institution.

One of the Trust's long-range plans is to extend our work to rural areas where the need is even more acute. This would include identification of hearing impairment, fitting of low-cost hearing aids, and the training of mothers with hearing impaired children.

Donor Opportunities

There are several opportunities for individuals and corporates interested in supporting us. While we work hard at fund raising, money is always short and the needs keep increasing. Donations have largely supported the activities since its inception. Assistance in kind, such as books, CDs, VCDs, information material for children and teachers are always welcome. Since more than 80 % of our students come from economically weak families, several opportunities exist to help such children and the Centre. Some of these are:

  • Adopt-A-Child Programme: Rs. 10,000 per year
    (Expenses per Child per Year including fees, bus fees, hearing equipment consumables, notebooks, drawing paper, sketch books, pencils, colours, erasers)
  • Adopt-Our-School Bus Programme: Rs. 100,000 per year
    (Expenses for regular running and maintenance)
  • Mid-Day Meal for the Children: Rs. 10,000 per month

With the new campus planned for Akshar Trust on the land given by the Government, generous donors will be acknowledged at the building. This will be in the shape of nameplates at the entrance of the particular facility.

  • Classrooms: 20, @ Rs. 2 lakh each: Rs. 40 lakh
  • Furniture & Fixtures: Rs. 1 lakh per Classroom x 20: Rs. 20 lakh
  • Library: Rs. 3 lakh
  • Conference Room: Rs. 4 lakh
  • Staff Room: Rs. 1.5 lakh
  • Ear Mould Laboratory: Rs. 2 lakh
  • Computers & Peripherals: 3 sets, @ Rs. 50,000 each: Rs. 1.5 lakh
  • Lecture Room (Teacher Training): Rs. 9 lakh
  • Common Rooms (Teacher Training): Rs. 4 lakh

The Akshar Trust is a not-for-profit, voluntary, secular organisation. It is registered with the Charity Commissioner, Baroda, under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. It is also recognised by the Director of Social Defence, Government of Gujarat. All donations to the Trust are exempted under section 80 (G) of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

With prior appointment, you are most welcome to visit our Centre.

Please contact:
Nisha Grover
Managing Trustee
Akshar Trust
11th Floor, Kirti Tower
Next to Kirti Mandir
Tilak Road
Vadodara 390 001 (Gujarat)
India
Phone: +91-265-2427522, +91-265-2427544
Phone (Centre): +91-265-6458117
Fax: +91-265-2427599
Email: akshartrust@gmail.com

Trustees Of Akshar Trust

  • Mr. Karan Grover, Chairman
  • Ms. Nisha Grover, Managing Trustee
  • Mr. Jal R. Patel, Trustee
  • Mr. Hasmukhbhai Shah, Trustee

National Convention of Educators of the Deaf (NCED) India

The National Convention of Educators of the Deaf India (NCED) was established in 1935. It is a professional organisation which aims to bring together the educators of children with hearing impairment across the country on a common platform. NCED has a membership of over 1000 professionals all over India and hence annual conferences are held in different parts of the country. It is clear that the papers presented and the interaction between professionals goes a along way in achieving higher educational standards for children with hearing impairment. Akshar Trust hosted an Annual National Conference for the National Convention of Educators of the Deaf, organised by the Gujarat Chapter on 3rd and 4th February 2005. There were 340 special educators of hearing impaired children who attended from Jharkhand, Bihar, Assam, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. This was a two-day conference and we provided accommodation to 180 delegates. Many teachers from Gujarat had attended such a conference for the first time. 24 Papers were presented on the following themes: Technology, Inclusive Education, Sign Language/Bilingualism, Early Intervention, Innovative Classroom Practices, Preparation for life after school. Dr. I.G Patel, former Governor of Reserve Bank of India, was the Chief Guest and Mr. Philip O' Keefe, Lead Social Protection Specialist for India, World Bank, was the Keynote Speaker at the Inaugural Ceremony. Mr. Hasmukh Shah, former Chairman, IPCL, was the Chief Guest at the valedictory ceremony. Many of us are members of the National Convention of Education of Deaf (NCED), a national body. Ms. Nisha Grover is one of the Vice-Presidents of NCED. In 2005, Ms. Nisha Grover, Ms. Kavita Thakkar and Ms. Hema Kale presented papers and got awards for the same in NCED. In 2007 NCED, Ms. Nisha Grover presented a paper on "Inclusive Education" at Shillong.

In January 2009 National Convention of Educators of the Deaf, India (NCED) held their annual conference at Nagpur. Nearly 500 educators and other professionals attended. Ms. Nisha Grover, who was on a panel, made a presentation on "Curriculum Demands in Teacher Education". Ms. Veena Gaitonde made a presentation on "Early Intervention - The Akshar Way".

Dr. Paul Miller, a researcher at the Faculty of Education, University of Haifa, Israel was invited to present 2 research papers on "Addressing the Reading Difficulties of Children With Hearing Impairment" and "Relation Between Pre-lingual Hearing Loss, Communication Mode and Reading" at the conference.

AFTER THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS - JUNE 2009

Akshar Centre for Hearing Impaired Children - Special School

This year 11 students are appearing for standard 12 and 11 students are appearing for standard 10 Gujarat State Board Exam in March 2009.
It was for the first time that in March 2008, Akshar Trust made their students appear for the Gujarat State Board Exams in standard 12 and standard 10. Earlier 17 students had cleared the National Institute of Open School 10th and 12th Board exams. The results have been very encouraging. All 11 students cleared standard 10. Both the standard 12 students achieved good marks. Payal Kayasth got the highest, a distinction with 72.7 %. Pinal Pilojpara, having cleared her Std. 10 with good marks, has received an Award from Chief Minister of Gujarat State.

Two of our senior students completed M.Com from the M.S. University of Baroda many years ago. At the moment, one student is in the Fine Arts Faculty, one is in B.Com. and one has joined the Department of Family and Community Sciences, M.S. University of Baroda. Almost all these children have been with us since their childhood. They were all in the Early Intervention Programme. It is a specially designed programme as the aim is to make the child acquire language and speech skills so that s/he is a part of the community.

EMPLOYMENT

  • Recently Gayatri Prasad Tiwari is employed in Transpek Silox

  • Nilesh Pillai is working with Railways.

  • Amit Jha is working with Contacare Ophthalmic and Diagnostics, Padra

  • Zainab Lokhandwala is working in a Beauty Salon.

  • Vandana Rohra and Payal Kayasth are preparing for Banking Exam.

ALUMNI

Our Alumni is very supportive to the Centre. Manan Patel and his family have been helping us over the years. This time Manan's parents Mr. Daxesh Patel and Mrs. Daxa Patel with their friends Mr. Sudhir Patel, Ms. Usha Patel and Ronak Patel donated five brand new computers to set up the computer laboratory. This was indeed of great help.

Picnic

Children go for Picnics every year with the staff and the teacher trainees. This is the time when the children get a chance to explore the world around them!

This year 55 students of Sr. KG. and Std. 3 (Gujarati and Hindi Medium) and Std. 4 (Gujarati Medium) went for a picnic to 'Revati Garden' on 23rd December, 2009.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Ms. Dolcy Simon Dy. Director and Mr. Dhirubhai Patel a member of the allocation committee from United Way of Baroda visited Akshar Centre.
  • Mr. Manish Kulkarni, from Siemens Ltd. came to take ear mould impressions of 5 students. Extra 2 children's impressions were also taken.
  • 8 students of Std. 2 & 3 (Hindi Medium) went to see a 'Police Station' at Laheripura Gate. They were accompanied by Ms. N. Mazumdar & Ms. M. Gaikwad.
  • 12 students of Std. 3 (Gujarati Medium) went to see a 'Police Station' at Leheripura Gate. They were accompanied by Ms. T. Shah & Ms. M. Gaikwad.
  • 'Baroda Ladies Circle-76' Baroda donated 65 umbrellas to students of Sr. KG. to Std. 6 Ms. Mona Bhatnagar, Ms. Nirali Shah with other members had come.
  • Mrs. Lakhwani, Palak's mother, donated 74 numbers of pencil-cells for the children who are using Pocket model hearing aids.
  • 40 students of Sant Kabir School visited the Akshar Centre. They interacted with the children
  • Elections were held for Head Girl, Head Boy and Captain of Nehru House, Gandhi House and Tagore House.
  • Professor Dr. Janet Wilson, Dr. Lisa Smith Asst. Dean, School of Arts, University Founder Trustee of Bhasha Research Centre visited.
  • 22 students of Std. VII to XII were invited by Gen. Harkirat Singh, Commandant of the EME School for a Football Match. They were accompanied by Mr. P. Rathod and Mr. V. Baria; snacks were served to the students.
  • 35 students of Std. 5 to 12th participated in 'Prerna 2009 the Emancipation' organised by students of Faculty of Technology and Engineering. They took part in Carrom, Rangoli, Painting, Pot Designing, Mehandi and Glass Painting; 4 students got prizes
  • Ms. N. Grover and Ms. K. Thakkar attended the Annual Gen. Meeting of Baroda Ladies Circle-76 at WelcomHotel.
  • Ms. N. Grover was invited by 'Ekansh', a NGO in Pune, working toward the goal of inclusion and better amenities for the disabled and elderly, for a 2 day conference, "No Disabilities, Infinite Possibilities", to present a paper on 'Inclusive Education'.
  • 22 Students of Gujarati & Hindi medium Std. 3 visited Jubilee Baug, to study different kinds of trees. They were accompanied by Ms. T. Shah and Ms. N. Mazumdar.
  • Election was held for Vice Captains to help the Captains of the school..!!
  • 5 students - Lay Gandhi, Khushbu Rajput, Ahedia Kureshi, Rinkal Parikh and Nishang Panchal received SIEMENS BTE Hearing Aids donated by Samaj Kalayan Trust. Parents were counseled on the use and maintenance of these hearing aids.
  • Mr. Paul Mason of Paul Mason & Company, U.K. based IT company, visited Akshar Trust with 35 staff members of P.M.C. Consultancy. They donated 2 Computers, 16 Boxes of Pencils and a Student Management Software System for the hearing impaired students. This will help to manage students history and data more effectively.
  • 32 students of E.I, Std. 3 Hindi & Gujarati medium, Std. 5 Gujarati medium went to Kamati Baug to see different kinds of animals and birds.
  • Teachers Day was celebrated on 8th September, 2009. Senior students played the part of teachers in various classes from 9.30 a.m. to 11.00 a.m.
  • 13 students of Std. 7 and 8 Gujarati medium and Std. 8 Hindi medium were invited by the Commandant of EME School, Maj. Gen. Harkirat Singh, to see a Volleyball Match at EME school. They were accompanied by Mr. K. Thakkar & Mr. P. Rathod. Snacks were served to the students.
  • Ms. Neelam J. Patel, student of Nagar School of Optometry, conducted screening of eyes of all the students. 25 students had eye problem. They were advised to go for further checkup at the clinic.
  • Mr. Manish Kulkarni, from Siemens Ltd., came to take ear mould impressions of 5 students. Extra 2 children's impressions were also taken.
  • Urmi School organised a 'Drawing Competition' for special children. 17 students took part in it. They were accompanied by Ms. S. Gupte & Ms. P. Shah.
  • Ladies of 'Baroda Ladies Circle-76' visited the centre. They donated 1000 Panasonic Gold Plus (Pencil Cells) to the school for the students. They adopted one child, Vishakha Kharva, for one year.
  • 12 students of Std. 5 Gujarati medium and Std. 6 Gujarati and Hindi medium went for 'Garba' at 'Bal Bhavan' in the evening after school with their parents.
  • Akshar Centre organised Garba for the students. The girls came in colourful Chaniya-Cholis and the boys came in colourful Jhaba-Pyjamas. The teachers too played garba with the students. All enjoyed it!
  • Mook Badhir Mandal organised a Rally for 'World Deaf Day' from Nazarbaug (Mandvi) to Sayajigunj Sardar Statue from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. 4 students took part in it. They were accompanied by Ms. T. Shah, Mr. K. Thakkar and Ms. P. Kayastha.
  • Vadodara Marathon 2009 organised World's Longest Canvas Painting for school children on 2nd October, Gandhi Jayanti. It was 3.5 km long canvas placed on poles, shaped like Lotus. This was an attempt to enter the "Guiness Book of World Records" Children were given acrylic colours and brushes. They were given the topic "Traffic". 29 students took part in it.
  • 10 students of Std. 12 Commerce Gujarati medium were invited by Paul Mason Consultancy, a software company to see their office at Subhanpura. They were accompanied by Ms. N. Grover and Ms. A. Dalal.
  • 12th October 2009 was the last working day of the first term. Children came in colorful dresses. There was a Rangoli competition, Painting competition and Mehandi competition.

After the Diwali break...

  • Baroda Cricket Association invited 14 students of Std.10 & 12 to see the one day cricket match between India and Australia. They were accompanied by Mr. K. Thakkar and Mr. P. Rathod. They were served with lunch packets and cold drinks.
  • Rameshbhai Rajput father of Late Smita Rajpit, student of Akshar Centre donated Khaman and Bundi to the students.
  • Mr. Robins Abraham and Mr. Hardeep Bains visited Akshar Centre with Mr. Xavier Johnson from Paul Mason Consultancy.
  • Annabel Dallams visited with Mr. Jaimin Shah from Paul Mason Consultancy.
  • Ten students from 10 years to 22 years took part in a Drawing Competition at Bal Bhavan, on the occasion of Pandit Nehru's Birth Anniversary. 5 Students got prizes. Children were served snacks.
  • Twenty-six students from Akshar Centre had gone to Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) school to celebrate BalDin. Navprerna school and Disha School students had also come. There were altogether 150 students. Ms. A. Nagarkar and Ms. A. Dalal accompanied the students.
  • Continuing & Rehabilitating Education Programme was held in the premises of Akshar Centre for Hearing Impaired Children, for three days 16th, 17th and 18th November 2009. A number of teachers in and outside Gujarat took part in it. Ms. A. Dalal and Mr. P. Rathod from Akshar Trust took part.

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  • 15 Students of Gujarati Std. 7th, 8th and Hindi 8th went to participate in 51st World Disability Day 'Rally' organised by World Disability Day Celebration Committee and United Way of Baroda. They were accompanied by Mr. K. Thakkar and Mr. V. Baria.
  • A Community Awareness Programme was organised by the trainees of second year, as part of Disability Week Programme organised by United Way. This was part of the Community Based Rehabilitation (C.B.R) Programme in their curriculum. This programme was organised in the school premises.

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  • N.C.E.D. Gujarat Chapter meeting was held at Akshar Centre for Hearing Impaired Children's school premises. The Gujarat Chapter was reconstituted when Ms. N. Grover retired and Ms. H. Kale was appointed as the General Secretary.
  • Friends Society organised 'Shourya' all Vadodara handicapped games 2009. 38 Students from Akshar Centre took part in it. 17 students got prizes in various games like Lemon & Spoon Race, Sack Race, etc.
  • Mr. Vishwajit Mehta and Mr. Dilip Shah from Federation of Gujarat Industries visited Akshar Centre.

Inspections

Regular inspections are done by the inspectors from the Social Defense Office, Govt. of Gujarat. A Team from United Way of Baroda also visits.

Annual Events

Annual Days are celebrated every year. The children take time to rehearse and enjoy the event. The trainees also give performances.



Sports Days are also celebrated annually. The children of the school march to the beats of the drum in spite of their hearing impairment. There are different games for the tiny tots, parents and siblings. The children enjoy cheering their parents and siblings... .!


We have started referring children with the additional handicaps to K.G.P. Children's Hospital for Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy.

  • Classes for parents on Finger Spelling and Signs have also been started.

  • In the Early Intervention Programme sessions are held on an individual basis. These sessions help the parents to carry on the work at home.
  • Audiograms of the children are taken by an ENT Surgeon regularly. The Trust does not charge for these audiograms.

Teacher Training Programme

The Teacher Training Programme entered its 10th year in 2009. The new session started from June 2009. Till date 151 teachers have been trained by the Teacher Training Programme.

Results for the year 2007-09 Batch:
2nd Year: First Class: 9, Second Class: 9.

Teacher Training Activities

  • Written test for the selection of first year trainees year 2009-10 was held. The test was to assess the General Knowledge and language of candidates.
  • Personal Interview of the candidate is held for final selection. SDO of Vadodara, Mr. Chaudhary, Ms. Nisha Grover and Dr. Bhartiben Modi (Ex HOD of Linguistic Department) were the members of the selection committee.
  • New First Year batch for the academic year 2009-10 started.
  • Akshar Trust conducted CRE Programme of three days sponsored by Rehabilitation Council of India on 'Language Development of Hearing Impaired Children'. The programme was organised at Akshar Centre for Hearing Impaired Children. 30 special educators from all over Gujarat and Mumbai participated in the programme.

Principals and Vice principals attended the programme. Lectures, Demonstration and Group Discussion were done in the programme. A Valedictory function was organised at the end of the programme.

  • United Way had celebrated 'Disability Week' between 3rd to 13th December 2009. As a part of that Akshar Trust organised Community Based Rehabilitation Programme on 7th and 8th December at Akshar Centre. The aspects of identification, prevention and early intervention were included in the programme.
  • Meeting of NCED Gujarat Chapter Executive Committee was held at Akshar Centre on 9th December. The agenda was presentation of audited accounts, election of new executive committee and discussion of other issues.
  • Second year trainees presented 3 educational projects to the students of Akshar Centre in the school premises on 10th and 11th December 2009: 1. Our Earth (Geography) 2. 'Light' (Science) 3. Basic Geometry.

Admission Procedure

  • A written test is held for the admission. Candidates are evaluated for general knowledge and academic skills.
  • Interviews of the candidates are held following the written test.

Now is the time for senior trainees to get back to work and start studying..!!

Visits made by Trainees

  • First Year Trainees visited Lion's Blind School, Arpan School Ear Mould Lab, Anatomy Department Medical College and the Laxmi Vilas Palace.

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  • Both the years' trainees participate in Sports days and Annual Days regularly every year.

CORE AND VISITING FACULTY

Core and Part Time Faculty Visiting Faculty
1. Ms. Nisha Grover
2. Ms. Hema Kale
3. Ms. Geeta Parmar
4. Ms. Falguni Shah
5. Ms. Pubali Basu
1. Dr. Bharati Modi
2. Ms. Kavita Thakkar
3. Dr. P. N. Saini
4. Ms. Rohini Haldankar

FACULTY ACTIVITIES
  • Ms. N. Grover was invited by National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad as a Consultant. They needed guidance. They have 4 hearing impaired students in their institution.
  • Ms. K. Thakkar attended United Way's meeting on 'Forum on Disability'. A discussion on celebration of World Deaf Day was done.
  • Continuing Rehabilitation Education programmes are organised by Akshar Trust for special educators to upgrade their knowledge and skills. A CRE programme was conducted by Akshar Trust from 16th to 18th November, 2009. 30 Special Educators from in and out of Gujarat participated.

Among The Visitors from January 2007 were:

  • Dr. J.P. Singh, Member Secretary, Rehabilitation Council of India from New Delhi.
  • An Accreditation Team comprising of Dr. R. R. Kanaujia, Ms. Varsha Gathoo, President of NCED, Ali Yavar Jung, National Institute for the Hearing Handicapped and Ms. Saraswathi Narayanswamy, Hon. Director of Balvidyalaya, Chennai.
  • Mr. & Mrs. Daxesh Patel, USA, parents of Manan, an ex student
  • Mr. P. Nagpal, Mr. S. Paul and Ms. Gazala Sheikh, from Siemens.
  • Mr. Vijay and Deepa Chowgule, Goa.
  • Ms. Archana Patel from Bharuch.
  • Ms. Suman Nehra, wife of the District Collector, Mr. Vijay Nehra.
  • Mrs. Neela Makrand Desai.
  • Mr. Jitendra Joshi - Administrative Officer, Nagar Prathmik Shikshan Samiti, and Mr. Rajesh Parikh, Corporator.
  • Ms. Monica Punjabi Director, Indian Sign Language Dept., Indore, Mr. Virbhrasing Rathod and Mr. Rajesh Ketkar (members Mook-Badhir Mandal)

Well wishers of the centre donated snacks, stationery and furniture for the children.

Admissions open for the new academic year.
For the Admission Forms contact at the following Email Address: akshartrust@gmail.com

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