Programs

Qamara’s Early Intervention Program (QEIP) is a program for children from infant to 6 years old. Focus on those who are having risk in their typical development milestone. The goals are to prevent or minimize the physical, cognitive, emotional and social limitations of autism or special needs children. QEIP includes three services. The services are Occupational Therapy, Special Communication Program and Special Education.

Qamara’s Advanced Learning Program (QALP) targeting children with autism and other special needs from 7 to 12 years old that have issues in their living development and performance. QALP also focus on children facing difficulties adapting and learn in a standard school. The objective is to promote self-determination and foster independence and support in mastering the 3Rs (reading, writing and arithmetic). The children will get exposure to pre-vocational skills in this program. It is for the transition process from childhood to adolescence.

Qamara’s Skills Development Program (QSDP) is designed for teenagers ages 13 years old until 18 years old with autism or special needs. The program target is to help autistic or special needs teenagers to be able to play roles in families, community, and society. This program also aims to provide training for the preparation of adult life and the working environment. The program consists of basic living skills, social communication, functional academic and pre-vocational.

Sensory Therapy & Intervention Program (STIP) is a program for children with sensory difficulties age 12 and below. Under this program, the children will be assessed for any sensory issues and received personalized treatment by the therapist. The therapist will plan appropriate techniques and tools to overcome the issues.

Occupational therapy Program is a program focused to maximize the abilities to be independent in living skills for 2 until 18 years old.