Posted on August 26th, 2010 by Ruth
In 1944 school was still held in the Meerhof Children’s Hospital for chronically ill and severely disabled children. There were no school buildings and classes were held in the hospital wards.
School buildings were later erected, and in 1969 the facilities were transferred from the Provincial Hospital Department to the Department of National Education.Today Meerhof School offers specialized education for multi-disabled learners.
A multi disciplinary team works with the parents to develop the skills of each student. Their speech therapists, physio-, and occupational therapists as well as remedial teachers see learners on a group as well as individual basis.
Therapists also assist in the preparation for, and rehabilitation after operations etc.
Contact Details:
Meerhof School
Private Bag X354
Hartbeespoort
0216
Tel: +27 12-2591241
Tel: +27 12-2591262
Fax: +27 12-2590698
Email: meerhofskool@absamail.co.za
Website: www.meerhofschool.co
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Posted on August 26th, 2010 by Ruth
Starting out in 2002, their Therapy and Educational Centre accommodates children with various disabilities and special educational needs and they want to empower learners to communicate effectively and acquire functional literacy and numeracy.

The students have different problems, e.g. epilepsy, hyperactivity, sensory integration problems, poor concentration, visual or auditory processing and speech problems.
Occupational therapy is given as well as Speech and language therapy.
They offer -
- an intensive, multi-modal stimulation program focusing on individual needs, strengths and capabilities
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication intervention - gestures, pictures, objects and communication devices
- Life skills training to make them functional
Some of the children are’nt able to speak clearly and are they are helped in a caring environment and each work at their own speed and level. They receive various therapies including speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, equi therapy, hydro- therapy etc.
Contact Details:
Kareebos
Plot 297
Krokodildrift–East
Brits
PO Box 218
De Kroon
Brits
0250
Tel: +27 12 250 0068
Fax: +27 12 250 0068
Mobile: 082 356 4370
Website: www.opkykpathways.co.za
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Posted on August 26th, 2010 by Ruth

All their practices are managed by a Speech-Language Therapist or Audiologist.Their Speech-Language Therapist is involved in the identification, diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of speech, language, oral-motor, feeding, swallowing and communication difficulties in infants, children and adults.
Stuttering, swallowing and feeding ,voice disorders, stroke patients battling to talk or patients with a brain injuy are some of the speech disorders they deal with.
At Hearcare they -
- Treat speech disorders
- Assess and treat speech, language and communication difficulties in children and adults
- Develop and implement treatment programs for each individual client
Contact Details:
Armansis Medical Centre
12 Ludorf Street
Brits
Tel: +27 12 252 3395 / 079 715 3446
Fax: 086 590 6766
Website: www.hearcare.co.za
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