Lusine har et medfødt synshandicap, som gjorde det umuligt for hende at følge med i skolen. Med en individuel læreplan og støtte fra særligt uddannet personale kan hun nu få en uddannelse. På søndag er det International Handicapdag.
For several years, Mission East together with its local partner Bridge of Hope have worked to improve inclusive education in Armenia by giving children with disabilities and special educational needs access to quality education on an equal basis with other children. The improved model is currently being implemented in the poor Tavush region at the border with Azerbaijan through a Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs supported project ”Living Together, Learning Together: A Child’s Right To Community-Based IE, in Tavush”. Work is well under way, and Mission East just needed the very last funds to complete the efforts in the region and implement the model in the capital Yerevan and other regions in Armenia. This project gathers this final needed funding from several Danish private foundations. It complements Mission East running inclusive education project: ”Living Together” by assisting the last 20 Tavush schools with staff training and resource rooms being adapted.
Project Aims:
Mål:
Overall this project aims at providing children with disabilities and special educational needs improved access to quality education opportunities within their communities, with staff trained and resource rooms adapted.
Specific Objective 1. Children with disabilities and special educational needs receive better services and care in a newly renovated and equipped inclusive school resource rooms - Pedagogical Psychological Support centres
Specific Objective 2. Children with disabilities and special educational needs and their families have increased knowledge on child development and inclusiveness.
