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KAŽDÝ POTREBUJE SPRIAZNENÚ DUŠU
Everyone needs a soul mate
Event by: HANS občianske združenie
Location: VEREJNÁ KNIŽNICA MICHALA REŠETKU v Trenčíne, Jaselská 2, Trenčín
Talks & discussions, For children
About event
Finding a soul mate can be challenging - all the more if you are a child or a young person in a spectrum of autism with deep interests that are strange for peers. What are the children with Asperger Syndrome and how do the civic association Hans deal with this situation through their volunteer program?
Meeting for children and families in a spectrum of autism as well as for the non -profit organizations that work with them. For laymen, enthusiasts and people who want to put their hands on the work as a volunteer. > There will be small snacks. If you are interested, it will be possible to purchase a HANS calendar for 2025 and atyp magazine.
Activity is implemented as part of the project Support for the introduction of community services for families with autism. Co -financed by the European Union within the framework of project no. 101091634 - Impact Acceleration of Slovak CSOS. Expressed opinions and opinions are the opinions and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union or the European Executive Agency for Education and Culture (EACEA). The European Union and the European Executive Agency for Education and Culture are not responsible for them.
Meeting for children and families in a spectrum of autism as well as for the non -profit organizations that work with them. For laymen, enthusiasts and people who want to put their hands on the work as a volunteer. > There will be small snacks. If you are interested, it will be possible to purchase a HANS calendar for 2025 and atyp magazine.
Activity is implemented as part of the project Support for the introduction of community services for families with autism. Co -financed by the European Union within the framework of project no. 101091634 - Impact Acceleration of Slovak CSOS. Expressed opinions and opinions are the opinions and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union or the European Executive Agency for Education and Culture (EACEA). The European Union and the European Executive Agency for Education and Culture are not responsible for them.