The Dream to Live Charitable Foundation provides daytime care services for children with disabilities in subgroup A at the Inclusive center “World of Opportunities”
This video shows how children develop motor, sensory, and cognitive skills through touch, movement, and play during classes at the World of Opportunities center.
🧩 Therapeutic exercises help improve fine motor skills, attention, speech, imagination, and promote confidence and inner peace. Working with natural materials enriches sensory experiences and supports the development of perception.
⚡️ Neurosensory exercises activate brain activity, help synchronize the hemispheres, and improve concentration, memory, and coordination. Through active games, children learn to better control their bodies and thoughts.
💛 Such activities create an environment where each child can develop harmoniously, at their own pace, through natural play and sensation.
This video was prepared by “Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation within the framework of the project on Providing Financial Assistance in the Form of Small Grants for Social Services to Families with Children and Children and/or Early Intervention Services in Ukraine. The project is funded by the UK Government under the SPIRIT project, implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine and UNICEF Ukraine, with administration by ISAR EdnanniaThe content of this video is the sole responsibility of “Dream to Live” Charitable Foundation and does not necessarily reflect the official views of the UK Government, the Government of Ukraine, UNICEF, ISAR Ednannia or the Fund for Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities.
Day care for children with disabilities in subgroup A
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