Manzil Center

  Educational Center For Children With Autism  What is Autism? The term 'Chemical imbalance' is shorthand for the complex formative handicap of somebody living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This problem is portrayed as a 'range' because of the various manifestations in differing levels of seriousness individuals with ASD can display. As a general rule, individuals with ASD experience issues conveying and connecting with others, and experience the world in an alternate approach to neurotypical individuals. Chemical imbalance is a long-lasting condition and keeping in mind that there is no "fix", numerous mentally unbalanced youngsters proceed to carry on with satisfied and dynamic lives with the right help. What are the attributes of chemical imbalance? Each mentally unbalanced individual is unique, and the signs and attributes are as well! Nonetheless, the two normal attributes are: Challenges with social correspondence and collaboration, making it har...

  Manzil , a non-profit centre, took roots from the non-profit support group, ‘Special Families Support’ started by Dr Ayesha Husaini on 9 December 1999. The group is GCC’s oldest non-profit , focusing on persons with disabilities, and is supported by over 200 members. It evolved into Manzil on 7th February 2005. The centre’s staff is a construct of highly qualified educators with exceptional ideologies. The founder Director, Dr Ayesha Husaini has a PhD in Special Education and her thesis is based on inclusion in UAE. Her psychology degree and further studies in the field give her a sharp outlook on the deprivations and needs of individuals with disabilities in the country.  The centre is a haven for students with cognitive disabilities, fostering their growth and social inclusion in mainstream society. It caters to 42 students with a staff of 27, giving opportunities for the educators to provide support and attention to individual students. The teaching pedagogy and curricu...

  Manzil , a non-profit centre, took roots from the non-profit support group, ‘Special Families Support’ started by Dr Ayesha Husaini on 9 December 1999. The group is GCC’s oldest non-profit , focusing on persons with disabilities, and is supported by over 200 members. It evolved into Manzil on 7th February 2005. The centre’s staff is a construct of highly qualified educators with exceptional ideologies. The founder Director, Dr Ayesha Husaini has a PhD in Special Education and her thesis is based on inclusion in UAE. Her psychology degree and further studies in the field give her a sharp outlook on the deprivations and needs of individuals with disabilities in the country.  The centre is a haven for students with cognitive disabilities, fostering their growth and social inclusion in mainstream society. It caters to 42 students with a staff of 27, giving opportunities for the educators to provide support and attention to individual students. The teaching pedagogy and curricu...

 Manzil Center The genesis of Manzil was a non-profit support group called ‘Special Families Support’ which was started by our Director Dr Ayesha Husaini on 9th December, 1999. The group grew to over 200 members and is one of GCC’s oldest non-profit groups focusing on social inclusion of persons with disability. The support group blossomed into “Manzil” , a non-profit Center that was officially inaugurated on February 7th 2005 by Sheikha Jameela Mohammed Al Qasimi, Director General, Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services. Meaning “Destination” in Urdu or “Home” in Arabic, Manzil caters to 42 students with cognitive disabilities (from 4 years onwards) with a staff of 27 making it a highly qualitative center with a significantly low student to staff ratio. The average experience of our teaching staff in the disability arena is over 13 years. The organization is now spreading its wings further and is crossing international borders, doing inclusion research & consultancy and is al...