10 Educational Institutions in Zaporizhzhia Oblast Received Inclusive Equipment to Support Children with Special Educational Needs
As part of the project “Inclusive Education and Individual Support for Children in Zaporizhzhia Oblast”, implemented by the NGO Responsible Citizens with the support of Save the Children in Ukraine, 10 general secondary education institutions in Zaporizhzhia Oblast received inclusive equipment for children with disabilities and special educational needs.
Over the course of 3.5 months, the team of Responsible Citizens carried out comprehensive work to strengthen the material and technical capacity of the educational institutions.
The provided equipment will help make the educational environment more accessible and comfortable, creating appropriate conditions for the learning, development, and social integration of children with diverse educational needs.
The implementation of the project contributed to the development of inclusive education in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and expanded teachers’ opportunities to individualize the learning process and provide high-quality support to students.
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