About Us

Angel House aims to help individuals with cerebral palsy to integrate into the mainstream social environment. We offer a unique service which integrates rehabilitation, education, independent living skills and vocational training to people with cerebral palsy up to the age of 25. Our goal is to foster competence and confidence to participate in social activities and encourage fulfilment of personal values to share rewarding lives in mainstream society.

The core program provides a full time, in-house, therapeutic service. The various components of the program aim to:

     increase mobility and independent movement

     give the children access to education by preparing them for participation in mainstream education, or, if they are not physically or mentally able attend mainstream school, they receive schooling by teachers on-site

     provide support and advice for families to allow them to manage the difficulties of cerebral palsy and enable the entire family to participate more fully in community life.

Services are offered at two different centres:

Children’s Development Centre: Children up to the age of 12 participate in one on one physical therapy, small group rehabilitation, speech therapy, hands and arm therapy, general education and early intervention.

Youth Development Centre: Young people aged from 12 to 18 participate in small group rehabilitation, general education, independent living skills training and vocational training.

 Many people in counties surrounding the Nanning metropolis are unable to come to Angel House to receive the services they need. In 2010 we expanded the reach of our skills and experience and embarked on the Community Based Recovery Program in collaboration with Handicap International. This service offers regular home visits to advise families on teaching and rehabilitation methods and to give support and encouragement. We also organise community meetings to allow families to share experiences, exchange ideas and support each other. Another important aspect of this program is raising public awareness about disability through various activities and initiatives.