Founded: 1953, Trinidad and Tobago Named After: Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II)
Original Purpose: • Rehabilitation for children affected by poliomyelitis • Medical care, surgical care, physiotherapy, and convalescent support
Evolution Over Time: • Expanded to serve children with various orthopaedic and physical disabilities • Introduced surgical services, occupational therapy, orthotics, and education • Developed a school to integrate learning with rehabilitation
Current Role: • Nationally recognized institution • Offers medical, dental, residential, and educational services • Advocates for inclusivity and empowers children with disabilities
PEC’s journey from a polio recovery centre to a holistic support hub for children with disabilities is a testament to resilience, innovation, and care. It’s not just a facility—it’s a symbol of hope and progress in Trinidad and Tobago.
Our Services
To provide comprehensive medical, educational, and residential care to children with special needs, fostering a supportive environment that enables them to achieve their full potential and lead independent, dignified lives.
Medical & Dental Care
Residential
Educational
Orthopedic, dental, and rehabilitation services under one roof.
A safe, nurturing home for children with physical disabilities.
A supportive school tailored to each child’s abilities.
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and orthotics.
24-hour personalized care in a family-style setting.
Blends academics with therapy for holistic growth.
Helping children achieve better health, mobility, and confidence.
Fosters social skills, friendships, and community living.
Equips students with skills for independence and success.