The outreach team consists of a qualified female physiotherapist and a trained counsellor who regularly travel to surrounding villages. Their visits begin with a thorough check-up for the person with a disability, focusing on both their physical condition and overall well-being. Alongside the medical assessment, the counsellor engages with the individual and their family, offering guidance on coping strategies, emotional support, and ways to encourage independence.

A critical component of each visit is a detailed assessment of the home environment. The team examines how living spaces, furniture, and facilities can be adapted or improved to support greater mobility and self-reliance. This might involve simple yet impactful changes, such as adjusting the style of the toilet, providing a more accessible bed, or supplying a wheelchair, crutches, or other assistive devices. These improvements are recommended based on the specific needs of the person, ensuring that changes are both practical and sustainable.

When physiotherapy exercises are needed, the physiotherapist teaches them directly to the individual and, where possible, trains family members to assist with daily practice. This hands-on approach ensures that rehabilitation continues long after the team leaves, maximizing the potential for improvement. In many cases, multiple follow-up visits are required to monitor progress, adjust exercises, and provide ongoing support.

The outreach program also plays a vital role in connecting families to additional services and resources. Where specialized medical care, vocational training, or educational opportunities are needed, the team provides referrals and guidance on how to access these facilities. By acting as a bridge between isolated households and available services, IRADAH ensures that families are not navigating the challenges of disability alone.

Through its Outreach and Home-Based Support program, IRADAH brings personalized care into the heart of rural communities. It is not just about medical treatment—it is about empowering persons with disabilities to live with dignity, improving their daily living conditions, and enabling them to take active roles in their families and communities.