Report on Medical Camp for Issuance of Disability certificate and UDID Enrolment organized by H-Spring Foundation in collaboration with District Administration, East Siang District.
PASIGHAT, 16 April’2026: A Medical Camp for the issuance of Disability Certificates and enrolment under the Unique Disability ID (UDID) scheme was successfully organized today by H-Spring Foundation in collaboration with the District Administration of East Siang district. The programme was held at the premises of H-Spring Foundation (H-Spring Integrated School). The initiative aimed to facilitate Children with special needs (CWSNs) in obtaining official disability certification and enrolling in the UDID system, which provides a standardized and nationally recognized identity for accessing various government benefits and services. The Medical Board comprised of specialist chaired by Dr. Nyaru Kadu, M.D. Medicine, and Dr. Utoo Perme, ENT Specialist, Dr. Yabom Jamoh, Pediatrician, Dr. Ponung Perme, Ophthalmologist, Miss Kenyam Pertin, Clinical Psychologist as member and Smty. Amen Pangu, Consultant UDID cum DDEO, IDSP took part in the registration of UDID. During the event Ms. Bandhana Deori IRS (Rtd) was also present as a special guest. The board conducted comprehensive medical examinations in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the Government of India. Individuals with different categories of disabilities attended the programme and were assessed accordingly. Children were benefitted from the Medical Boards. Many parents brought their children with special needs for assessment from various districts such as East Siang District, Siang District, Lower Dibang Valley, Lower Siang and Upper Siang District. A total of 24 children with special needs were registered for issue of Disability Certificates and UDID enrolment. One-day medical camp was made an effort by H-Spring Foundation and District Administration, East Siang to create awareness on UDID enrolment for persons with disabilities through single window service which is recommended for smother access to essential services and entitlement (government schemes) for persons with disabilities.
