Early Intervention & Care

A core focus of AWMH Maharashtra is its Early Intervention & Care program. Every child is assessed by its individual abilities and understanding, basis which our team of professionals chart out a comprehensive intervention program for every individual child.

Early Intervention & Care is a critical requirement for every developmentally delayed child.  Research consistently shows that the first three years of a child’s life are the most critical for brain development, laying the foundation for their cognitive, emotional, and social growth.

See the Developmental Milestones for Young Children

3 Months

 Holds Head up
 Wiggles and kicks arms and legs
 Makes cooing sounds

6 Months

 Rolls over
 Reaches for and picks up objects
 Babbles, coos, laughs and giggles

12 Months

 Sits without support and crawls
 Waves bye-bye
 Knows five or six words

18 Months

 Makes marks on paper with crayon
 Walks without help
 Tries to use words to ask for things

2 Years

 Likes to copy parents
 Uses two or three word sentences
 Kicks a ball

3 Years

 Uses three to five word sentences
 Catches a large ball with two hands
 Screws and unscrews a jar lid
 Runs with good balance and coordination

AWMH Early Intervention Photo Gallery

AWMH Early Intervention
and Research Centres

South Mumbai
Khetwadi

Supported by
The Dalal family foundation, USA

M.N.P.U.P Marathi School 203, 2nd Floor, Sindhi Galli, Near Nanubhai Desai Road Mumbai 400004
Landmark- Next to Nebula building

Ghatkopar
Centre

Supported by
The Dalal family foundation, U.S.A

106, Bhaveshwar Arcade Annexe, LBS Rd, Nityanand Nagar, Ghatkoper (W),
Mumbai 400086
Timings 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. (Mon-Fri)

South Mumbai
J. J Hospital



J.J.Hospital and Grant Medical College Physiotherapy Department,
Main Building, (In Front of OPD)
Room No. 10 Ground Floor
J.J.Marg Mumbai 400008

Dombivali Centre

B/2/341- Kasturi Plaza,
Manpada Road, Dombivli East,
Thane 421201

Mankhurd Centre

Block No 102, Building No. 2A, MHADA Project,
PMGP Colony, Mankhurd,
Mumbai 400 088

Mulund Centre

Early Intervention Community Clinic, D/11, Mahavir Apts. 3/4, Parshwanath Nagar / Sarvoday Nagar, Mulund (W),
Mumbai 400 080.

For more Information Contact  Mr. Durgesh Koppikar: +91 98191 68987

The AWMH Maharashtra & The Dalal Family foundation U.S.A Partnership

A core focus of AWMH Maharashtra’s efforts is Individually tailored Early intervention programs.  Research consistently shows that the first three years of a child’s life are the most critical for brain development, laying the foundation for their cognitive, emotional, and social growth. AWMH Maharashtra runs Six Early Intervention & Pre-schooling centres, located near the slum clusters in Mumbai. These centres support children to attain their physical, cognitive and social potential and prepare them for Inclusive education. Two of these centres at Ghatkopar & Khetwadi are supported by the Dalal family foundation USA. 

The association between The Dalal Family Foundation USA and AWMH Maharashtra began in January 2018 with the setting up of an Early Intervention Centre at Ghatkopar.  The centre is well equipped, child-friendly and has facilities for Occupational, Speech, Behavioural and Cognitive therapy. The children are also assessed for their special needs by a psychologist at regular intervals, and offered individualized therapies. The parents too are trained and encouraged to continue therapy at home and encourage regular attendance through awareness building.

Having seen the progress of the centre as well the overall organisational functioning & values, and with aim of anchoring with an organisation having potential to serve the children with disabilities, The Dalal Family Foundation USA, graciously extended their support to one more centre of AWMH in Khetwadi.

About the Foundation
The Dalal Family Foundation USA is a private foundation established in 1997 by Shri Nayan Dalal and his wife Mrs. Bindu Dalal. The Dalal Family Foundation endeavours to improve and strengthen the health, education and wellness of communities through philanthropic activities in the United States and India.