The primary goal of the early intervention center for the visually impaired is to identify, assess, and prepare visually impaired children to integrate into mainstream education.

Early intervention centers for visually impaired children have been established in six districts: Chennai, Coimbatore, Cuddalore, Thiruchirapalli, Thiruvannamalai, and Vellore.

Visually impaired children below the age of 6 years are eligible to participate in the program.

Yes, there is a prescribed application form that needs to be completed for enrollment in the early intervention center.

When applying for services at the center, applicants need to furnish a national identity card for differently-abled individuals and a birth certificate.

Grievances regarding the early intervention program can be addressed to the Assistant Special Officer at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently-abled, located at No.5, Kamarajar Salai, Chennai – 600 005.

Services provided at the early intervention center for visually impaired children include assessment, educational preparation, and support for integration into mainstream education.

Yes, the services offered at the early intervention centers for visually impaired children are typically provided free of charge.

Visually impaired children are assessed at the early intervention center through various methods, including vision assessments and developmental evaluations.

Transportation assistance for visually impaired children accessing the early intervention center, depending on the availability of resources and specific circumstances.