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Ryazan training seminar
A new charitable programme called “Russia. Living with disability” was launched by Partners in Hope in Ryazan on February 21. The first of the 8 planned trainings brought together 97 professionals working with disabled children and their families. These professionals include both non-governmental organization workers and representatives of educational and medical institutions such as Ryazan Pedagogic Institute, correctional education schools and kindergartens; hospitals and polyclinics. The leading experts of the Center for Curative Pedagogic (Moscow) led a 3-day seminar covering such topics as the basics of the curative pedagogy; the principles of team approach in the rehabilitation of disabled children and the models of their integration into the system of general education. A significant emphasis was given to developing special skills such as methods of correcting behavioral and spatial disturbances, applying the methods of sensor stimulation, organization of assistance at different stages of a “special” child’s life. The professionals participated in master-classes on dance therapy, case studies, description of practical classes.
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NewsroomMoscow Launch of Inside Out Report Moscow Breakfast Launch of Inside Out Report : Wednesday 18th March 2009 Ritz Carlton Hotel ,Tverskaya Clifford Chance hosted dinner January 2009 Achievments during 10 month Partners in Hope Pilot Training Programme 2008 Significant EventsSeminar in Ryazan February 2008 Mmd has taken on Partners in Hope as a probono client Charity dinner at the Stella Art Gallery In Russia today there are an estimated
1.6 million children in the Russian Federation with special needs and in need of specially adapted education
20% of these are receiving no access to education
100,000(17%) living in residential care
Of the 500 orphans graduating each year from institutions in Moscow only 3% will have the confidence to take on a job, most will be vulnerable to criminal activity which continues the cycle of no hope.
Source: Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Labor and Health and Ministry of the Russian Federation
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