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Our firm belief is that an ideal society should be inclusive, where people with intellectual and multiple disability are equivalent members of society in every segment of social life. They live amongst non disabled people, they are free to play, learn, work and they have the same rights as others. In this world, they are known and accepted as partners by the non-disabled.
Hand in Hand Foundation devotes its capacity and sources to create a society free of exclusion.
PASS IT ONPASS IT ON — From Raising Awareness to Open Labour Market Opportunities for People with Disabilities through Vocational Training and Lifelong Strategies — is a two year project (01.01.2009 - 31.12.2010) funded under the Lifelong Learning programme of the DG Education and Culture of the European Commission. It regroups partners from 8 countries, namely Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Malta, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania. ( news )
The right to education of children with disabilitiesLobbying for the right to education of children with disabilities, Hungary Children with severe and profound intellectual disabilities or multiple disabilities were considered “uneducable” and had no access to any form of education in Hungary until 1993. ( news )
Acceptance CampaignAcceptance Campaign, Hand in Hand Foundation, Hungary Hand in Hand Foundation has been organising national campaigns to promote the social acceptance and a positive image of people with intellectual disabilities since 2006. ( news )
The Nest ProgrammeThe Nest Programme: creating alternatives in the community (Hand in Hand Foundation, Hungary) Hand in Hand (Kézenfogva) Foundation is an umbrella organisation that was established in 1993 in Hungary with the mission to improve the situation of people with intellectual and multiple disabilities and their families, and help professionals and services supporting them. ( news )
The CEH-networkNetwork of Independent Service Providers for People with Disabilities (CÉHálózat), Hungary The network aims to carry out policy advocacy and lobbying to represent the interests of non-profit community-based service providers in social policy making. ( news )
Intellectually disabled pupils in the form master’s class
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Bridge Knowledge Centre Project
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Common Voice
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Seminar on European Project Development
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