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In the frame of the Research Development Project in Higher Education group homes in four countries (Great-Britain, Austria, Germany, Hungary) are being surveyed in the period of 2000-2002.

The research project is expected to provide results that may record and explain the effects of architectural design on the level of independence, the use of private ad shared facilities in relation with the resident's disability, and the consequences of urbal contacts on personal relations.  

Project leader:
Prof. András Zöld (+36 1 463 13 31)

Project assistants:
Tamás Laki, Tamás Verdes

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INTEGRATION PROJECT

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grant

Ministry of Children, Youth and Sport Affairs, and the Regional Youth Council

partner

a local secondary school, primary school, a kindergarten, special schools for blind, deaf and mentally retarded children and the chatolic church

project

The aim is to provide organised program where students with and wihout disability in each age group can meet and have a positive impression. This is to avoid pre-justice and intolerance in the growing generations towards people living with disabilities. A main stage of the project is to involve the children and the teachers in finding the form and the frames of these occasions.

3-10 aged children

weekend at Gara 3-5.Oct.
 

Date: 3-5. October 2003.
 

Program:

4. October  Gara, "Inclusion House" at the Calvinist Church

10:00 I was in a "Dreamland" - tale by the music group "Túlpart" with folk music

11:00 Folkdance

13:00 Lunch

15:00 Visiting a farm in Bácsszentgyörgy

         In case of rain: handcraft activities

5. October

8:30 Mise in the Catholic church in Baja with active participation of the children

10:00 sightseeing in Baja

12:00 Lunch at families in Baja

primary school

secondary school

In the secondary school the RAMPA organises presentations and discussions led by students and working persons
Our aim is to help the children to the experience that disabled persons are able to live a full life, do high quality work and make a carrier. These talks provide a chance to think about real values in life. The programs were advertised on the message boards in the school with illustrations and some thoughts in order to make everyone think for a while who meets them.
The programs we have done were very popular in the school. As there is an excellent student-teacher cooperation, all students and teachers have heard about the program and all who were interested were present.

The invited guests:

Bendegúz Nagy rehabilitation engineer, student of architecture (wheelchair user)

György Mikesy Head of Association of Hungarian Deaf Persons, director of a special school (deaf)

 

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Partner

Calvinist Congregation of Baja

project

The project was originally started by the formal youth group and its friends with regular meetings. By now it grew to be large occasions with several families present. Our main meetings are: two "family weekends" and a "family week" each year in addition to the regular meetings every second month.
Our goal is to build and strengthen a group that is opened to invite and help families where there are disabled child or only one parent having economilal and social disadvanteges. This is to provide a functioning example of such a value-centered thinking that may be a key to establish a caring society.
It is also important for us to find the way how families can be integrated into churches, what liturgical frames suit their needs (especially ones with small children). We gain a lot through being together, talking, playing, singing and praying.
The RAMPA foundation organises these programs and covers the costs for those who could hardly afford it without help. Our idea is that lack of money should not exclude anyone!

weekend at Sükösd 26-28.Sept.
 

We spend two weekends and one week together each year, where we invite guests to help us think together. At the weekends we have a topic we want to approach from different view points.
We experience the importance to meet other Christian families. It is good both for the parents and the children to know that we are not alone with our special problems with jobs, family relations, ... We organise paralell children programs with trained Bible teachers so the parents can be present at the discussions.
We refine our daily schedule and liturgical forms before each meeting. Our goal is to find out how we can be together in a way that is both useful and suitable for audults and children.
We always go to cheap places and the foundation provides part of the fees for families who have economical problems, so we believe noone stays at home becouse economical reasons.

1. Weekend at Sükösd 2002. May

2. Weekend at Sükösd 2002.  26-29. Sept. (schedule in Hungarian)

3. Weekend at Sükösd 2003. 1-3. May .

4. Fish-soup in Szeremle 2003. 26. June

5. BALATONFÜRED with 11 families 2003. 25-29. Aug

sponsored by the congregation of Coevorden (Holland)

and the Missionschurch in Borlänge (Sweden)
 

 let's browse our SCHEDULE and PICTURES

Have a look on our formal weekend schedules

2002. 26-29. September
2003. 1-3. May

welcome introduction

lunch for all - our big family

paralell section: Bible study/playground

snail running competition

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