Surabhi Agarwal
Founder
Suhem Rehabilitation Services
India
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Surabhi Agarwal is an Indian entrepreneur and owner of LoveForLife Rehabilitation Services (a unit of Suhem Rehabilitation Services LLP), a healthcare service provider for therapeutic and technology intervention. She is a public health management professional and occupational therapist with more than 10 years of experience.
She loves breaking new ground through innovation in healthcare and values innovation as well as diversity in order to create dynamic solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. She is the driving force behind LoveForLife’s vision to improve the lives of those affected by neurodevelopmental disorders and to empower parents with rehabilitation services along with resources, training and ongoing mentoring. Her company is providing holistic care for Children with Special Needs through early intervention such as speech therapy, occupational therapy and special education. The company is giving services all over India and is driven by the goal to touch a million lives over the next ten years.
She believes metrics and aspirations are not based on turnover, but on the basis of change in the lives we make for every family. Her passion is to help people live the healthiest life possible and believes that together we can make people aware that no disability is greater than a precious human life.
For her contribution towards inclusive development, her work has been recognized by the Women's Economic Forum, Rotary Club, and IHW Council among others.
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Wednesday, 21 February 2024
13:20 - 14:40
Early childhood interventions tailored for low-income and rural settings
- Focus: Low- income countries
- Early-childhood intervention
- English captions | International Sign
Explore innovative early intervention strategies in low-resource areas, from an Indian startup to an app tackling malnutrition and inclusive school-readiness programmes.