Guided by the evidence from findings under the extensive research work of its chief promoter, the Centre is currently engaged in addressing prominent risk factors associated with early childhood disabilities such as severe and poorly treated neonatal jaundice and cytomegalovirus (CMV)

The Centre through Dr. Olusanya is presently pioneering the use of specially-filtered sunlight as phototherapy treatment for severe neonatal jaundice in collaboration with a team of scientists in the USA. This novel treatment will be widely promoted in rural and urban areas where conventional phototherapy facilities are currently not available or functional as a result of incessant power outage.

The Centre through Dr. Olusanya is presently pioneering the use of specially-filtered sunlight as phototherapy treatment for severe neonatal jaundice in collaboration with a team of scientists in the USA. This novel treatment will be widely promoted in rural and urban areas where conventional phototherapy facilities are currently not available or functional as a result of incessant power outage.

As part of its educational services, the Centre provides technical support to two
rehabilitation centres for hearing-impaired children to facilitate their mainstreaming into regular schools. It also organises on-site and offsite training for service providers for hearing-impaired children including medical students, nurses, ENT residents and special needs teachers.