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Inclusive resource centres extend mobile support in Ukraine

UNESCO supports 133 Inclusive Resource Centres across Ukraine that serve more than 920,000 children aged 0–18. Over 53,000 children have received comprehensive assessments and services and been included in inclusive education.

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UNESCO supports 133 Inclusive Resource Centres across Ukraine that serve more than 920,000 children aged 0–18. Over 53,000 children have received comprehensive assessments and services and been included in inclusive education.

Support includes specialist training, diagnostic tools, facility upgrades and mobile services for remote communities. In Balta, Odesa region, a specially equipped vehicle allows a centre team to visit remote villages twice a week with psychological, speech and special-education support.

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    UNESCO account: Inclusive resource centres extend mobile support in Ukraine

    Support includes specialist training, diagnostic tools, facility upgrades and mobile services for remote communities. In Balta, Odesa region, a specially equipped vehicle allows a centre team to visit remote villages twice a week with psychological, speech and special-education support.

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