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ICDP activities in Russia started in Arhangelsk, in April 1997, in cooperation with Save the Children Sweden, as a two year competence building programme for staff in children homes.

During 2001 a new project was initiated in the municipality of Novodvinsk, located north of Archangelsk city, based on previous collaboration in the field of early intervention.

It was further developed in 2002 and 2003 as a community based rehabilitation project with the following partners: the Novodvinsk municipality, the social authorities of Archangelsk County, the Pomor University, the North West Russia Medical University, the Deacony Foundation of Northern Norway, and the Institute of Special Needs Education, University of Oslo. It is supported by the Nordic Council of Ministries and the Norwegian Government.

The project board adopted the ICDP philosophy and approach to early intervention and its ways of working with special needs children and their families, as the professional basis on which to develop their own work in kindergartens, schools and with parents. The main objective is to introduce a community based way of working with children with special needs; children to live at home instead of living in institutions, and to be integrated in ordinary kindergartens and schools. This is a decentralized approach compared to the centralized and institutionalized treatment in the past.

 

 

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