Within the framework of the day care service for children with disabilities of subgroup A, which the Charity Foundation "Dream to Live" implements on the basis of the Inclusive Center "World of Opportunities", every day is filled with activities that help children develop, learn about the world and acquire new skills. Thanks to this service, children have the opportunity to regularly attend classes, be in an inclusive environment and receive support according to their individual needs

Together with specialists, children perform sensory exercises, work on the development of fine motor skills, coordination of movements, attention and interaction with the environment. Through play, creativity and practical tasks, each child gets the opportunity to learn at their own pace and reveal their strengths

Specialists are always next to the children, who support, help overcome difficulties and create an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. It is this daily consistent work that helps children feel more confident, become more independent and more actively interact with their environment.

Every session is a small step forward that makes a big difference in a child’s development.
Day care is extremely important for children with disabilities, as it not only provides a safe environment and professional support, but also creates conditions for development, socialization and the formation of skills necessary for everyday life. For many children and families, such support becomes a real support and helps to achieve positive changes step by step.

This publication was prepared by the “Dream to Live” Foundation as part of a project to provide financial assistance in the form of small grants for social services, implemented with the support of the UK Government within the SPIRIT project, in collaboration with with the Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine and UNICEF Ukraine, with administration by ISAR EdnanniaThe content of this publication is the sole responsibility of “Dream to Live” 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.