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EASPD is the EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES represents over 8,000 social service provider organisations across Europe and across disability. The main objective of EASPD, based on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006), is to promote the equalisation of opportunities for people with disabilities through effective and high quality service systems. We believe in interdependence and partnership of user organisations, providers and authorities at all levels to tackle the challenges ahead.  

 

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The Hungarian EASPD member SZIMBIOZIS-Foundation needs your help!

On May 6th a heavy rainfall caused consistent damage to a daycare center of the Szimbiozis Foundation based in Miskolc, Hungary. The Symbiosis Foundation operates in the whole North Hungarian Region and provides a wide range of services to people with intellectual disabilities as well as to their parents. Their main aim is to improve the quality of their lives by supporting their rights on education, training, employment and social integration.

Szimbiozis would welcome any type of support in this critical situation and would be glad to give you more details.

http://www.szimbiozis.net/

 

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