Early childhood care and education in the Municipality of Kyustendil

Project facts

Project promoter:
Kyustendil Municipality(BG)
Project Number:
BG-LOCALDEV-0030
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€499,631
Other Project Partners
Association "Center for Regional Development ROMA"(BG)

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Description

The project proposal aims to provide support to children from  vulnerable groups, including Roma communities in early  childhood and their families to improve access to health care,  develop parenting skills, improve the family environment,  increase school readiness for children. inclusion in the education  system, with the aim of reducing the transmission of  intergenerational poverty. The complex integrated measures will  be aimed at improving access to education, health protection and  development of social skills for children aged 0-6 who do not  attend / do not have access to kindergarten or nursery, or live in isolated rural / urban areas. and / or poor areas with a concentration of problems at risk of poverty, social exclusion and marginalization.

Specific objectives

• Creation of a complex of services (hub), providing functionally related services for education and care at an early age for the children from the target groups and their parents, including:

- Providing support for children in early childhood and support  for access to education;

- Improving access to social and health services for vulnerable groups;

- Supporting the transition from a family to a formal educational  environment.

• Engaging and activating families and the community to provide quality education and care in early childhood through a series of consecutive interventions; formation of parenting skills, health care, social and life skills, as well as the development and education of children.The main objective and the specific objectives meet and are in line with the objectives of the procedure.

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