• Vali-Asr Rehabilitation Foundation (VRF) is a non-governmental organization that started its activities in 1992. Its aims are to provide rehabilitation services for mentally retarded and physically disabled children and adolescents. After more than one decade of dedication, the foundation has expanded and its benefits are observed at community level.
• VRF started its activities by establishing two day centers (male and female) for mentally retarded in 1992.
• Negin Asr Rehabilitation Centre started its activities in Mashad city in 1995 and still continuing its program.
• In 1997 Vali-Asr Comprehensive Rehabilitation Centre was established in Tehran
for providing clinical rehabilitation services for children with cerebral palsy and mentally retarded children. It was one of the for providing clinical rehabilitation

services for children with cerebral palsy and mentally retarded children. It was one of the earliest centers in this field inaugurated under the name of Navid Asr rehabilitation centre and located in Tehran, its activities have now been transferred to this new centre.
• In 1998, the branch of Vali-Asr Rehabilitation Foundation was set up in Kashan city for screening neurological problems in new born babies. Now Negar Asr Comprehensive Rehabilitation Centre provides rehabilitation services for high risk babies and children under 6 years old with physical and mental disabilities in a new constructed building.
• In 2003, Vali Asr Foundation started its activities In Shiraz city by establishing Forough Asr Comprehensive Rehabilitation Centre. This center like the other VRF centers provides high standard rehabilitation services.
• In 2005, Navid Asr Comprehensive Rehabilitation centre started its activities for needy children of central and southern parts of Tehran.
• In 2005, Omid Asr Comprehensive Rehabilitations Centre was inaugurated and aimed at utilizing new techniques and approaches in the rehabilitation of neurologically disabled children. This centre is also active in the field of monitoring child development and Learning Disabilities with great success. Continue...