Our 2025 — a year of work, heart, and hope
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Our 2025 — a year of work, heart, and hope.
January. We began the year with the Art Therapy project, training professionals from a range of fields to bring more colour into children’s lives.
February. Alongside the projects, therapy at the centre continued intensively, with visible progress and real achievements.
March. Small hands wrote cards for their mothers, with pure affection and honest feeling.
April. We closed the Art Therapy project with a painting fair and a concert by our children. On 2 April, World Autism Awareness Day, we gathered with parents in our own small “little house”.
May. We launched our project with Special Olympics, bringing our children into physical activity. Our therapists also contributed to the training of student placements.
June. A study visit to Bulgaria, where we trained at the Karin Dom Foundation and came away with new knowledge and fresh inspiration.
July. Intensive therapy continued, applying the methods learned during the training.
September. We presented four workshops on what we gained at Karin Dom, led by the centre’s professionals.
October. Activities with our young people, a Halloween party, and awareness messages for 10 October, World Mental Health Day.
November. Preparations for 28–29 November, with the children embroidering the flag a little each day. The celebration was held outside the centre, among parents, songs, and dancing.
December. Our conference for 3 December, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which also marked the tenth anniversary of the centre’s founding.
Thank you to our staff, who work every day with heart and commitment for each child’s progress — not only academically, but in every part of life.
Thank you to our donors, who support us always and with open hearts. Our gratitude is without end.
Thank you to our parents, for their trust and for the effort they make for their children every single day.
Our 2025 — a year that grew us, brought us together, and gave us more reason to believe.