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This handbook proposes a method for transforming Russian State-run orphanages via an experimental project in two internats. The desired transformations focus specifically on modifying living conditions as well as the care and treatment of children.

"Пути и методы реабилитации детей с множественныминарушениями развития - О пилотном проекте в Сергиево-Посадском доме-интернате для умственно отсталых детей 2006-2008"

В настоящем учебнике рассказывается о путях и методах трансформирования интернатов путем реализации экспериментального пилотного проекта в двух интернатах. Основные перемены коснулись, в частности, условий жизни, лечения и развития детей.

During this last 10 years, the changes happened in family structure can be observed around the world. This publication traces not only a portrait of structural and behavioral changes in the family, but also tries to understand the different socio-economic factors that contributed to these changes.

Nonetheless, family remains the basic society unit. How can we preserve this fragile place where children learn how to live the values that will guide them? How can family be sustained? A number of positions treat these questions through different angles: culture, education, ethics as well as social policies.

This notebook illustrates the deliberations of a congress held in Lausanne (Switzerland) in 1998, about involvement with children. It is rather a source of inspiration for the reader, and an opening to the exposed approaches, which are resilience, philosophy for children, ability to listen, humor and spirituality. Reading this document can offer to each one of us the possibility to integrate one of these reflections in our professional or private life.

This book of the Bice series addresses the notion of resilience in a practical manner. The author poses that it is possible to contribute to the development of resilience by strengthening what he calls its “building blocks”. These interdependent and constituent elements are spelled out individually – from social networks to a sense of humor – and are finally presented as a house to build. This imagery invites children and adults alike to appropriate the notion of resilience and to approach it in a fun and creative way.

This book is the result of the conjoined efforts of parents and professionals to impart their respective experiences with child disability. The two parts of the book offer a complementary approach that is destined to help families with a disabled child to understand their situation and foster their child’s development. The first part, entitled “parents-to-parents”, includes letters of parents of disabled children who share their feelings and experiences, as well as “lessons learned”; it contains a wealth of advice for other parents of disabled children. The second part, “professionals-to-parents”, addresses the challenges of raising disabled children from the vantage of the fields of psychology and pedagogy.

This book is the result of the conjoined efforts of parents and professionals to impart their respective experiences with child disability. The two parts of the book offer a complementary approach that is destined to help families with a disabled child to understand their situation and foster their child’s development.
The first part, entitled “parents-to-parents”, includes letters of parents of disabled children who share their feelings and experiences, as well as “lessons learned”; it contains a wealth of advice for other parents of disabled children.
The second part, “professionals-to-parents”, addresses the challenges of raising disabled children from the vantage of the fields of psychology and pedagogy.

This document contains the proceedings of the First Congress of the Baltic Association for Rehabilitation of Persons with Developmental Disorders, held in Vilnus, Lithuania, 2 - 5 July 1997. It includes presentations from the plenary sessions as well as abstracts which were presented during the Congress workshops. The presentations covered: the development of services; resilience; overcoming of non-cooperation; family focused care; philosophy of the University Centre for Children with Developmental Disorders; prenatal and perinatal psychology and medicine. Annexes at the end of the document list the organizers and the participants, as well as the programme of the Congress.

This book of the BICE series presents the findings of ten years of work of the Bice on the issue of child prostitution. It offers demographic and sociological information gathered from a survey of rehabilitation projects. Another section is devoted to recommendations on creating a caring environment for children within their families and communities, as well on a national and international level. Activities of Bice in the field of child prostitution are listed at the end of the publication.

This is the report of the fifth training session that Bice organised in Central and Eastern Europe, in collaboration with other NGOs, on the issue of children with disabilities. It took place in Krakow, Poland, in October 1995, with participants from Poland, Hungary, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine and Russia. Aiming to reinforce the families of children with disabilities, it brought together parents, siblings, as well as professionals.

The goals of the seminar were first to share experiences of support to families and to encourage the multiplication of counselling centres or similar structures, adapted to local needs. The second was to build a network that would provide help in the setting up and running of counselling centres for families, in training, fund-raising and other matters. The third was to encourage, through technical and financial assistance, the local publication of training manuals for parents and professionals on support services for families of children with disabilities.

RUSSIAN version / This report offers a synthesis of the results of the International Conference “Rehabilitation of Children with Special Needs in Russia” that was held in Dubna, Russia, on 5-7 October 1992. It seeks to bring attention to the situation of children with special needs in Russia, as well as to the NGOs and associations that work with them. As a result, this document consists partly of a summary of a sociological analysis of the activities of various organizations, working to benefit disabled children, conducted by the President of the International Association “Women and Development”. A list of Russian NGOs and associations dealing with disabled children is included at the end.

This report offers a synthesis of the results of the International Conference “Rehabilitation of Children with Special Needs in Russia” that was held in Dubna, Russia, on 5-7 October 1992. It seeks to bring attention to the situation of children with special needs in Russia, as well as to the NGOs and associations that work with them. As a result, this document consists partly of a summary of a sociological analysis of the activities of various organizations, working to benefit disabled children, conducted by the President of the International Association “Women and Development”. A list of Russian NGOs and associations dealing with disabled children is included at the end.

Colloque "Année Internationale de l'Enfant", Genève, 29 au 31 octobre 1979 : texte des interventions en français, en anglais et résumés en allemand.

Intervenants : Père Albert Van Niele, Abbé François Coudreau, Mrs Patricia H. Smyke, Professeur Michel Falise, Professeur Jean Traber.