Restoring Mobility,
Hope, and Dignity
HHRDβs Comprehensive Physical Rehabilitation Program gives hope and dignity back to those living with disabilities. With your support, we provide prosthetics, mobility aids, physiotherapy, and training that help individuals walk, work, and thrive again.
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Comprehensive Physical Rehabilitation
23
Countries
8,905,882
wheelchairs distributed in 2024
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Movement is Freedom
Comprehensive Physical Rehabilitation Centers provide a wide range of services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, psychotherapy, speech and language pathology, prosthetics (artificial limbs), orthotics (assistive devices), and hearing aids. The provision of wheelchairs is also a key project in 20 countries.
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What are the main objectives of the comprehensive physical rehabilitation program?
The main objectives are to provide quality rehabilitation services, advocacy, and raise awareness for people with musculoskeletal, neuromuscular conditions and disabilities. CPRP has four major interventions:
β’ Comprehensive Physical Rehabilitation Centers
β’ Artificial Limbs and Assistive Devices (Prosthetics and Orthotics)
β’ Hearing aids for children
β’ Wheelchair distributionΒ
What are some of the other objectives of the program?
Other objectives include sponsoring persons with disabilities, screening and managing impairments, using latest techniques, providing lifelong rehabilitation, integrating rehabilitation into healthcare, and hosting training.Β
How is the program integrated with other HHRD initiatives?
The program is integrated with the Children With Disabilities Program and Healthcare and Nutrition Program to provide comprehensive services under one roof. It also supports theΒ Helping Hand Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences (HHIRS) in Mansehra, affiliated with Medical Universities in Pakistan, focusing on producing well-qualified and trained human resource in addition to boosting research and development activities in this field.Β
What is the primary goal of the comprehensive physical rehabilitation program?
The primary goal is to rehabilitate patients physically, mentally, socially, economically, and make them independent and productive members of societyΒ
What are some of the additional goals of the comprehensive physical rehabilitation program? Additional goals include maximizing p
Additional goals include maximizing potential for those with impairments, minimizing disabling effects of chronic conditions, helping avoid hospitalization, enabling return to work and independence, improving quality of life, and teaching self-management skills.
What are the main services provided at the comprehensive physical rehabilitation centers?
The centers offer consolidated rehabilitation services including physical therapy (for males, females, and pediatrics), occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, psychotherapy, prosthetics and orthotics.
How many comprehensive physical rehabilitation centers are there and where are they located?
Right now, there are nine centers serving in Pakistan, located at Mansehra, Chakwal, Shaheed Benazirabad, Lower Dir, Bahawalpur, Quetta, Muzaffarabad, Lakki Marwat and Talagang; while, four more centers are in pipeline and will be operational by the end of 2025.
Two centers are in Afghanistan, located in Kabul and Jalalabad.Β
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Breaking Barriers with Mobility
- Wheelchairs: For people with disabilities who live below the poverty line, the inability to move freely can prove an insurmountable barrier to escaping the cycle of poverty and hunger. A wheelchair is more than just a mobility device – it’s a gateway to exercising fundamental human rights and inclusion in society. The program provides both manual and electric wheelchairs tailored to terrain challenges and individual disabilities.Β
- Comprehensive Rehabilitation Centers: HHRD’s seven centers across Pakistan and Afghanistan house teams of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists, and psychologists under one roof. Technicians craft artificial limbs by hand, fitting each device to individual measurements. The Mansehra center, established in response to the 2005 earthquake, now trains new therapists while treating patients. Centers adapt treatments to local needsβfrom sports injuries to war traumaβrestoring function one session at a time.
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