Capacity building in the health care system providing for children with special needs

Programme 2014 - 2020 Hungary - Slovakia - Romania - Ukraine ENI CBC

Date of latest update: 2022-02-04

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Description (EN):

A joint Project of the Hungarian Hidden Treasures Down Syndrome Association and the Ukrainian Malteser Charity Organization in Beregovo Region implements complex development in the field of early intervention. Besides supporting children aged 0-6 years with congenital or acquired disabilities and their families, the Project aims at advancing professionals' knowledge and strengthening interdisciplinary cooperation. Critical elements of the Project and their expected main results are the following: Advancing knowledge includes on the one hand Down Association transferring know-how to 6 professionals of the Ukrainian partner. This results in spreading good practices across the border and establishing a common service protocol, which allows for a higher quality of service. On the other hand, 5 vocational trainings of 43 professionals ensures the widening of the methodological repertoire of the service, thus improving the quality and effectiveness of service. Rehabilitating members of the target group requires establishing new counselling points, where 290 children will be screened and 369 children with disabilities receive therapy. Besides, inclusive interventional areas will be established. These activities improve the accessibility, quality and effectiveness of services, and more children will be involved in service in geographical areas where health care measures lag far behind those of the country. In the framework of social care development on the one hand parents will take part in awareness raising and mentally equipping programmes: the 7 programmes for about 460 parents. On the other hand, the 6 programmes for the 250 professionals in partner fields serves to establish and strengthen interdisciplinary cooperation. All these augment the scene of early intervention, improve integration and decrease the number of families in existential crisis. The Project leads to higher quality health care for 1107 persons.

Website: http://downegyesulet.hu/

Expected Results (EN):

1. Advancing knowledge Advancing knowledge in the framework of a cross-border cooperation through now-how transfer from LA and consequent observation, spreading good practices, unifying service protocol. The interventional protocol, based on screening, diagnosis, and consequent, individually tailored therapy and rehabilitation, and developed by LA's "Csodavár" Early Intervention Centre, will be introduced to 6 professionals of A1. Joint and separate trainings of the professionals of the organizations aim to raise the professional quality and effectiveness of the service and to enhance the methodological repertoire. The objective is to have the required number of professionals with adequate expertise available in both organizations. 2. Rehabilitation of the target group The objective is to apply newly acquired methodological knowledge in the rehabilitation of children with disabilities in the regions concerned, and to set up counselling points in Mátészalka and Beregszász for the preliminary screening of 290 children, in this way improving both the quality and the quantity of the service. The purpose of the therapies (e.g. Dévény, Vojta, Neurofeedback, intensive, sensory and hydrotherapy) in the activities is to provide more children in need of service with a high quality intervention. About 369 children will receive some kind of therapy in the project. A further aim is to improve infrastructure, setting up and equipping inclusive intervention areas at both partners in order to enhance the effectiveness and capacity of service so that more children receive higher quality service. 3. Improving social care by awareness raising and supporting programmes Involving parents on equal terms in order to enhance the intensity of intervention, and prevent or ease existential crises with family care. Establishing interdisciplinary cooperation with professionals in education, health care and social care.

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Health and social services Social inclusion and equal opportunities

Thematic Objective: Common challenges in the field of safety and security

Partners (2)

Lead Partner: Hidden Treasures Down Syndrome Association

Address: Nyíregyháza Közép utca 17, 4400 Nyíregyháza, Hungary

Legal status: private

Website: http://downegyesulet.hu/

Total budget: EUR 716 011.18

ENI budget: EUR 644 410.06

Malteser Charity Organisation in Berehove

Name: Malteser Charity Organisation in Berehove

Address: Rakoczy Ferenc Square 6, 90202 Berehove, Ukraine

Legal status: private

Website: http://malta.uz.ua/

Total budget: EUR 249 806.00

ENI budget: EUR 224 825.40

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Capacity building in the health care system providing for children with special needs

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Capacity building in the health care system providing for children with special needs

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Summary

Project name (EN): Capacity building in the health care system providing for children with special needs

Project acronym: Health4all!

Project start date: 2019-10-04

Project end date: 2021-10-03

Project status: closed

Total budget/expenditure: EUR 965 817.18

Total EU funding (amount): EUR 869 235.46

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ENPI/ENI/NDICI: Amount, EUR 869 235.46.

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2014 - 2020 Hungary - Slovakia - Romania - Ukraine ENI CBC

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2023-03-08

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268 / 268 (100%)

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