About LRC
Mission Vision and History of LRC
VISION
Our vision is that children’s needs in learning and development are understood and supported throughout.
MISSION
Support the learning and development of children who are faced with specific learning, developmental, and behavioral problems, by providing: A multidisciplinary setting for state of the art assessment and interventions for children (birth through the end of schooling). Support, education and training for parents and the providers of services to children in the community General information to parents, schools and the community at large on the development and education of children, particularly those with special needs.
HISTORY
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) was chartered September 1996, and since then, has been providing adequate diagnostic and consultative services for children of all ages who have a broad range of learning difficulties, developmental disorders and/or behavior problems. We provide assessments, consultations, specialized therapies, and in-service training for schools, teachers and parents.
Founding Partners
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) was first established in September 1996 by three devoted and passionate founders; Mrs. Beth Noujaim, Mrs. Maha Helali and Dr. Nasser Loza, with a dream and endeavor to provide diagnostic and consultative services for children and adolescents who are experiencing an extensive array of learning difficulties; thus giving hope for both parents and children. The LRC has served more than 6000 families since 1996.
LRC Staff
To assure integration of assessments and therapies, the LRC includes a range of specialists who work together to provide services at the LRC including Psychologists, Behavior Therapists, Speech & Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, and Educational Specialists.
Outside Referrals
Referrals are received from all over Egypt and the Center can also see patients from overseas. If we are not able to assist, we will attempt to provide other suggestions or referrals. We can refer parents to consultant physicians whom we have found to be sensitive to the needs of children who have a wide range of learning difficulties. This approach allows for integrated therapy efforts for children and families.