The center has several projects within its ambit. It conducts classes for academics and computer training, recreation activities, yoga and most importantly sports to keep them fit and focused besides vocational activities.

Intellectually challenged children from underprivileged homes have no access to the privileges of the outside world. At Savera these children are cared for and with several activities to keep them engaged, enjoy a protected and happy environment at the Centre.

A child is admitted to Savera center after a test is conducted to see if he / she is suited to the therapy and care provided. A basic IQ test, coupled with tests that assess motor coordination, social development and most importantly, the inability to be able to look after themselves adequately if left to their own devices determine which children are taken in.

Children are dropped off in the morning and are picked up by parents in the evening. A day in the life of a typical young person here involves lots of new learning’s besides games, music, dance activities, sports etc. Children are taught to make articles like weaving dusters, sitting mats, gift bags colouring Diyas, bottle art etc. which are then sold at various exhibitions and proceeds from the sale of these products are handed over to the children in the form of a stipend.

A child is ready to leave when he / she is adequately equipped to manage basic tasks independently and has the ability to create a source of income which can pay for its own upkeep within the family. But equally, even if the age limit of a child is exceeded, no child is turned out until fully ready.  Every case, the center recognizes, is unique and is treated as such.

Our children have also participated in the State and National level Special Olympics Games and returned home with glory.

Savera Center and Sheltered Workshop depends heavily on its teachers and trained resources. It is an institution that requires specialized and trained personnel, and constantly in the need for more of these. The institution also recognizes the need to do far more for the cause of the underprivileged intellectually challenged, and is looking at means and donations to expand the work that it does to offer better coverage, and  facilities for its young wards.