Hemiparesis  • Speech Impaired

Rinchen Sangpo (51)

D.O.B : 13/06/1996
D.O.A : 11/08/2003
Home Town : Mundgod

Rinchen Sangpo was looked after by his divorced mother including 2 other siblings. She works at the settlement handicraft center. Rinchen’s medical undertaking was borne by the camp association before his admission to Ngoenga school. When Rinchen’s mother was pregnant with him, she suffered a falling resulting in pain which lasted one whole week. He was born with right side limb defect at birth. He was also unconscious right after the birth for an hour followed by tremor in his body turning blue. New born Rinchen was hospitalized for 8 days under strict medication. As he grew he had delayed milestone, walking at the age of 2 and half years. He was also given Tibetan medicine also But, little progress was noticed. He has squint eyes and a slight speech problem that is congenital. Besides, he has creative mind and is good at creative drawings. He can understand everything which is told to him but face difficulty responding back.

Tsering Tenzin (50)

D.O.B : 08/03/1995
D.O.A : 15/07/2003
Home Town : Hanley, Ladakh

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Cerebral Palsy

Penpa Dolma (45)

D.O.B : 16/03/1996
D.O.A : 13/01/2002
Home Town : Bylakuppe

Penpa Dolma’s parents got divorced and father expired due to chronic tuberculosis. The children were under the care of their relatives. Due to their poor condition, one child was admitted to the Tibetan Children’s Village school while her brother was also admitted to one of the Tibetan Children’s Village school after passing 8th standard from Deckyiling Sambhota Day school. Penpa Dolma and her brother were admitted in Ngoenga special school together. She is a case of Hemiplegic (left side) and speech impairment. She also suffers from spastic cerebral palsy affecting all her four limbs (Quadriplegia). Despite her disability, she has an excellent understanding power, and is keen to learn and participate in all activities. Her social skills are very good. The school believe with timely provisions are, she can lead a normal independent life.

Learning Difficulty  • Mentally Retarded

Tenzin Lhamo (44)

D.O.B : 22/10/1989
D.O.A : 13/01/2002
Home Town : Bylakuppe

Tenzin Lhamo is a child born to a mother with MR. She is the only child and has been under the care of her uncle. Uncle’s family consists of 13 members with 6 children. All the dealings regarding this disable child is done by her uncle who is a farmer. Tenzin Lhamo was born with autism and mental problem. She loves to be in contact with adults & with quite children. Her speech is observed to be clear but irrelevant and her understanding is limited.

Learning Difficulty  • Speech Impaired

Chokphen (41)

D.O.B : 08/03/1993
D.O.A : 11/01/2002
Home Town : Sataun

Choekphen belongs to a family member of 14 with 3 siblings. Mother is the sole earner who does small seasonal sweater business. Chokphen’s mother had a difficult home delivery & Chokphen was found congenitally dumb.The mother consulted her to a doctor at 2 years of age who recommended for tongue surgery. Due to financial constrain and religious ethics the surgery was not performed. Chokphen developed abnormally, accompanied with tremor and speech impairment. She also has profound learning difficulty and has behavior problem. Although dumb, she can communicate with body language.

Hemiplegic

Tenzin Sangpo (39)

D.O.B : 21/08/1992
D.O.A : 11/01/2002
Home Town : Bylakuppe

Tenzin Sangpo is a semi orphan child who belonged to a family of nine members where mother is the sole earner. She worked in fields to sustain the big family. Sangpo was born normal at home and unfortunately at 3 months, he was admitted to ICU for few days. At 4 months, Sangpo was observed suffering from seizure because of which he was consulted & admitted in Delhi hospital despite his mother could hardly make ends meet. However, the consequence of these mishaps lead to weakness in his left side of the body with speech difficulty. He became hemiplegic (Left) with epileptic fits as well as severe learning difficulties.

Cerebral Palsy  • Spastic Hemiplegic

Tenzin Jampa (38)

D.O.B : 08/03/1984
D.O.A : 11/01/2002
Home Town : Manali

Cerebral Palsy  • Delayed Mental Development  • Psychotic

Lobsang Tsering (31)

D.O.B : 26/10/1986
D.O.A : 01/07/2001
Home Town : Ladakh

She is from a family of 7 with their father as the sole earner who works at an airbase as laborer. The family is settled in a remote area of ladakh northern India. Lobsang Tsering is a mentally retarded and is one of the senior students of the school.

Down syndrome

Tenzin Tamdin (24)

D.O.B : 31/07/1991
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : Mundgod

Tamdin is from a poor family and to cover medical expenses while he was at home, his mother does seasonal business and father stays home to look after. Still, they are unable to provide this child the proper treatment due to financial obstructions. Tamdin is admitted in our school on 8th March, 2000 as he is a victim of Epilepsy with cellulites of eyelids and foreheads that was well controlled now. Down syndrome is the other problem of Tamdin where he got learning difficulties due to his mental ability that is below average. He is also having weakness in his left hand.

Learning Difficulty  • Severe Autism

Pema Lhakyi (21)

D.O.B : 28/03/1993
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : Tashi Jong

Pema Lhakyi is a semi orphan child with mother as the sole bread winner of the family, who works as a carpet weaver in the settlement handicraft center.  Pema suffers from severe autism together with profound learning difficulties. There is no meaningful speech and one can find it very hard to understand her language and relate the same to others. She had a history of seizures at the age of 1 & half years old. She can’t speak or follow others although she seems to enjoy other company. She enjoys music.

Cerebral Palsy

Dorjee Namgyal (16)

D.O.B : 03/10/1986
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : Deckyiling

Dorjee Namgyal is a semi orphan with his mother as the sole bread winner of the family. Dorjee is suffering from Cerebral Palsy with left hemiplegia that can be described as a medical condition usually caused by brain damage before or at birth resulting into loss of control of movement of the limbs. Dorjee also got speech problem & has severe learning difficulties. However, his epilepsy is well controlled by medication. He is regularly attends physiotherapy class.

Down syndrome  • Turner’s syndrome

Tenzin Simla (13)

D.O.B : 26/09/1992
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : Tezu

His father is employed as care taker and mother is working at the handicraft center of Tibetan Women’s Association at Rajpur. He has two siblings enrolled in schools. He has Downs syndrome and turner's syndrome, due to which he has learning difficulties with behaviour problem. Most of the time, he loves to use body language & facial expressions to communicate. He can fingerspell alphabets & can also use the same in identifying names. He was born mute can can use only few words.

Cerebral Palsy

Tenzin Khedup (12)

D.O.B : 16/09/1994
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : Mainpat

Tenzin Khedup’s family consists of 9 family members including 7 children. Tenzin is wheel chair bond suffering from cerebral palsy with scissor gait from birth. His father sustains the family by working in the field and his mother suffers from poor health. Moreover, all the children are young and attending schools. The financial condition of his family is poor. Tenzin Khedup is mentally very active with lots of things to talk to anybody that comes across him.

Problems with feet & Hands

Tsering Lhamo (7)

D.O.B : 15/04/1990
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : Pokhara, Nepal

Tsering Lhamo is one of the seven children of her parents, among them two are attending school. She has problem with her feet and had underwent surgeries for four times with no improved outcomes. Therefore, the family of the child has decided to admit her at Ngoenga school  with hope that her condition will improve and could lead her life independently one day.

Down syndrome  • Learning Difficulty

Wangchen Dhundup (6)

D.O.B : 20/03/1987
D.O.A : 08/03/2000
Home Town : POKHARA

Wangchen’s parents are from an rural area of Nepal where their main source of income is farming. His parents are aged with many unemployed children to look after. Although the parents earn, yet proper medication for this child is out of their financial reach.