Visually impaired children enjoy fun-filled community day at Wild Waters
Around 400 visually impaired children, along with their siblings and parents from IVR, LVPEI, spent a day at Wild Waters amusement park. The event focused on bonding, emotional support, shared experiences, and inclusive fun through curated games and activities
Hyderabad: About 400 visually impaired children, their siblings, and parents from the Institute for Vision Rehabilitation (IVR), L V Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI) indulged in a day of shared laughter and joy at Wild Waters, a 30-acre amusement theme park in Shankarpally on Thursday.
The special day was organised to provide an opportunity for the visually impaired children, their parents, and relatives to bond, build community, share their collective experiences, in addition to having fun.
“Such moments remind us that rehabilitation is as much about emotional support and community as it is about learning and independence,” said Dr Beula Christy, Head, IVR, LVPEI.
Visually impaired children enjoyed games and rides designed to engage their senses and comfort levels. Separate lawns were dedicated to these activities, where IVR’s rehabilitation professionals curated games that encouraged participation, teamwork, and fun.
The families explored a variety of rides and water activities, enjoyed freshly prepared meals at the park’s food courts, and soaked in an atmosphere of warmth and acceptance.
