ICHD — Institute of Child and Human Development

Opening Doors for the Next Generation……

Advancing early childhood development and special needs care through research, training, and policy advocacy.

Who We Are

The Institute of Child and Human Development (ICHD) is a research and technical assistance organization dedicated to improving the lives of young children and those with developmental delays. Established in 2012, ICHD uses a life-cycle approach to shape human potential through early education, professional training, community support, and policy reform.

Our Impact

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Research Initiatives Taken

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Professionals Trained Nationwide

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Partners including UNICEF, UNESCO & GIZ

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Memberships including BEN, ARNEC & SAFECDP

Our Focus Areas

At ICHD, we are committed to creating lasting impact through targeted programs and services that address every aspect of child and human development.

Early Childhood Development Programs

We design and implement programs that foster children’s growth, creativity, socialization, and early learning, especially for those with developmental delays and special needs.

Research & Policy Advocacy

Our research fuels evidence-based advocacy, shaping national and international policy to create inclusive, child-friendly environments and services.

Professional Training & Courses

We offer training for teachers, caregivers, development professionals, and parents, helping them master modern strategies in child development and early learning.

Parenting Support & Special Needs Services

From counseling to hands-on workshops, we empower families with the knowledge and tools needed to nurture their children's well-being and potential.

How Children Learn — Online & Offline Course

A signature program designed to equip parents, educators, and policymakers with practical knowledge on child brain development and learning behavior.
Featured Program

Partners & Collaborators

We are proud to work alongside esteemed local and international organizations that share our commitment to child development and human potential.