Charitable Foundation «Golfstream»: we invite families of teenagers with disabilities aged 12 to 28 years for free diagnostics

CrimeaPRESS reports:

On November 18, 2023, the Gulfstream charity foundation will conduct diagnostics for all interested families with children with disabilities in Obninsk; participation is required in advance FILL OUT THE QUESTIONNAIRE.

The Gulfstream Foundation invites parents of teenagers with disabilities aged 12 to 28 years living in the city of Obninsk to take part in the diagnosis. Diagnostics will allow you and your children to be invited to the “Inclusion in Action” project.

In the project of the “Inclusion in Action” foundation, specialists work on the socialization and career guidance of adolescents and young people with developmental disabilities. Weekly classes in the project include psychological trainings and consultations, as well as practical events aimed at consolidating acquired skills, master classes, career guidance excursions, holidays, quests and communication with peers — volunteers from schools and universities in Obninsk.

There is also a program for parents to support and develop parenting competencies in the format of group meetings on an ongoing basis.

The project is being implemented by the Gulfstream Charitable Foundation (Moscow) with the support and on the basis of the parent club for children with special needs “Special Opportunities”. You can find out about the Club link.

• Diagnostic address: Obninsk, st. Lenina, 52. Entrance from the back of the building.
• Diagnosis date: November 18, 2023
• Time: below in the shape of choose what is convenient for you.

After filling out the form, a curator will contact you to clarify the details and answer questions.

Charitable Foundation «Gulfstream» launched a new project on adaptation and socialization of adolescents with health needs in Obninsk — “Inclusion in Action”.

The “Inclusion in Action” project was created on the basis of the proven-effective “Teenage Club” practice (a project of the Gulfstream Charitable Foundation, which has been implemented in Moscow since 2018. And since 2020 in Kaluga, Orel, Vladikavkaz, Vladimir and Balashikha.

The target audience of the project is families with children with developmental disabilities, including single-parent families with teenagers who have mental disabilities, but no disabilities, aged 12 to 18 years, as well as families with children with special needs or disabilities aged 12 and over up to 24 years old.

The “Inclusion in Action” project aims to introduce a comprehensive support system for families with children with special needs aged 12 to 24 years.

If you have additional questions or would like to be interviewed about the activities of the Gulf Stream Foundation, you can write to pr@golfstreamfond.ru. The fund’s PR service will organize everything in the near future.

About the Gulfstream Charitable Foundation

The Gulfstream Charitable Foundation was created in April 2011. Over 12 years, the foundation has helped more than 25,000 people with a wide variety of serious diagnoses and their families, regardless of age, place of residence and citizenship, the nature of treatment and rehabilitation.

The foundation’s charitable programs are aimed primarily at children and young people with special needs, as well as members of their families. One of the main goals of the foundation is to promote the topic of socialization of people with disabilities and the development of inclusion through educational activities. The main mission is to work so that people with developmental disabilities can feel needed and useful in all areas of life.

The main goal of the foundation is to promote the development of an inclusive culture of society in which there is a place for everyone. To achieve this, the charity foundation’s experts develop and implement programs to ensure conflict-free integration of people with disabilities into any spheres of life in modern society.

golfstreamfond.ru — official website of the Gulfstream charity foundation

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