SERVICES

Live Services:

  • Assessment for the special child (Autistic, Hyperactive, Slow Learner etc.)
  • Providing counselling and advice for the parents of special children
  • Speech therapy
  • Sensorial activities for special children
  • Other therapies for special children
  • Online education
Online Services:

  • Providing counselling and advice for the parents of special children
  • Online education for special children
  • Online education for special needs teachers
  • Online education for parents of special needs children
Additional Services:
  • We educate the parents of special children through our dedicated YouTube channel called "Teddy's Castle" (in Sinhala language) on various topics about the special needs children and how to socialize them through various therapies and educational systems. Already we have published over 100 videos and this channel has been a huge benefit for many parents around the world. 
  • We hope to provide our new blog service that just began in 2025. With this service we hope to bless many parents and teachers who needs some fresh education and latest updates about special needs children in English language. However, thanks to Google Translations and hence anyone can translate the whole blog within this blog in whatever language they wish.

Our Education YouTube Channel in Sinhala



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