Hope The Early Intervention Centre (TEIC)
Seventy-five families in Koramangala and Basavanagudi start their week here. Hope TEIC works with children from birth to age eight — the window when early intervention has the strongest evidence base. Founded by Priya Sandeep and Sowmya Kuduvalli. If your child is under three and you have just received a diagnosis, early intervention centres like this one are where the research says to begin.
Founded by Priya Sandeep and Sowmya Kuduvalli. Provides early intervention and special education for children aged 0 to 8 with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and other developmental disabilities. Centres in Koramangala and Basavanagudi. Currently serves 75 children with autism.
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Two locations in south-central Bangalore. 75 children with ASD currently enrolled.
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Koramangala and Basavanagudi. Central Bangalore.
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