A comprehensive program designed to build strong foundation skills during the most crucial years of development. Every session includes parents, empowering them with skills, confidence, and emotional support. This program creates powerful early impact—where a donor’s contribution truly transforms lifelong outcomes.

This program blends group learning, 1:1 therapy, play-based intervention, and parent training to build developmental, social, and communication skills for children with special needs. Key focus areas include play skills, foundation readiness, speech development, sensory integration, and academic preparation for long-term independence.

Students eagerly engage with engaging stories, actively participating and confidently responding using ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ cards. Through emotion cards in self-regulation classes, they master calming techniques, demonstrating improved self-control and classroom behavior.

It encompasses Ican2& Ican2. Students master essential concepts through structured, visual, and hands-on classroom activities, building practical skills for independence. Yoga, fun activities, and innovative peer-to-peer learning foster teamwork, leadership, communication, and empathy in a vibrant, supportive environment.

An innovative online program designed to make learning engaging, structured, and inclusive.

• Interactive small-group sessions
• Visually rich, engaging teaching methods
• Structured routines for a sense of comfort
• Step-by-step parent guidance

Our expert educators ensure every child learns actively — not passively watching a screen.

Through PEP, parents gain practical skills, confidence, and strategies that directly translate into improved learning, independence, and wellbeing for their children—an investment where donor support multiplies impact across families and learners.

Essential skills—art & craft, computer proficiency, speech development, daily life activities, and life skills—are mastered through engaging lessons both inside and outside the classroom, fostering confidence and self-reliance.

This year marked our 11th Annual Sports Meet, featuring over 1,300 entries across various categories in athletics, kickball, play zone, roller skating, cycling, running, basketball shooting, and shot put—demonstrating sports' vital role in personality development and its integral place in the Sunrise Learning curriculum.

Tailored for Sunrise Learning's special children, this flexible distance-based program delivers education through self-paced learning and recognized certifications. Perfect for our students needing inclusive access to quality education equivalent to regular schooling.

Our shadow teachers deliver personalized one-on-one support to students with special needs in classrooms, expertly guiding academics, behavior, and social interactions. Collaborating closely with educators and staff, they customize lessons and strategies to ensure seamless inclusion and confident self-reliance among peers.

Students gain essential skills to understand and manage emotions, develop empathy, build healthy relationships, and make responsible decisions—enhancing personal well-being and academic success through self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making.

Sunrise Learning embraces AAC—empowering special learners through visuals, gestures, and devices beyond words. From requesting to rejecting, commenting, and questioning, we foster truly reciprocal, meaningful communication even for the minimally speaking students.

Trainees develop workplace competencies through experiential learning that prioritizes practical skills over theory. From field excursions to hands-on workspace experiences like Shoppe and café management, building confidence, independence, and professional preparedness for meaningful careers.

Vocational students master practical, job-specific skills through hands-on training that prioritizes real-world readiness over academic theory. From first-aid essentials and educational trips to full Sunrise Canteen operations, Sunrise Learning Shoppe management, sports classes, life skills camps, café skills, computer proficiency, and daily living practices—building independence, confidence, and workplace readiness for all, including children from underprivileged backgrounds, fostering true inclusivity.