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CRP’s journey began in 1979 in order to meet the desperate needs of People with Disabilities. CRP uses a Holistic Approach of Rehabilitation and Community Re-integration Process.

Over time, CRP has become recognized as an internationally renowned organization that serves and rehabilitates people with disabilities.

   

 

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The Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed (CRP) observed World Cerebral Palsy Day 2026 on 6 October under the global theme #UniqueAndUnited, celebrating the uniqueness, abilities and contributions of people with cerebral palsy.

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CRP observed World Suicide Prevention Day 2026 on 10 September 2026, under the theme “Changing the Narrative on Suicide: Start the Conversation,” to raise awareness about suicide prevention, promote mental health

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Professor Dr. Saifun Nahar, Director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), along with a delegation of mental health professionals, visited CRP-Savar and the CRP-Rabia Noor Mental Health Day Centre on 6 September 2026.

SUCCESS STORY

  

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Saiful Islam, a person with disability from Baraigram in Natore, has established himself as a successful entrepreneur and community organiser. After receiving rehabilitation services and vocational training on electronics repair from CRP, 

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Marzana Akter was admitted to CRP as a spinal cord injury patient after falling off a tree in 2015. As she had a keen interest in playing basketball, she was included in the women’s team formed in 2016.

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Shoma Akter is a 36 years old lady, who lost her mobility after typhoid fever in her childhood and was bound with a wheelchair. When she was younger no one played with her because of her disability...

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