Inklucentrum – Centre for Inclusive Education

EducationFor kidsMental health supportSocial care
Languages spoken: Slovensky, Українська
Location:Bratislava, Bratislavský kraj

Description

We provide field psycho-social and language support in schools in Bratislava. We provide language support to all children of foreigners at selected primary schools and at the newly-opened Inclusive Language Centre in Bratislava.

Teachers and psychologists from Ukraine visit schools in Bratislava that educate a large number of children from Ukraine.

We perform activities with children to support their mental health and help connect them with the school staff. Our main tasks include identifying the needs of children who are struggling and informing classroom teachers and school management about the specific needs of children from Ukraine. We provide consultations for teachers. We also cooperate in organizing leisure activities and camps for children.

A pilot project is currently underway – the Inclusive Language Centre for children of foreigners.

Since September 2024, the second phase has been underway, focusing on the gradual transition of the support system for foreign children to the state system, coordination of comprehensive support in Bratislava (Capital City of the Slovak Republic Bratislava, Counselling and Prevention Centres (CPP), Leisure Centres (CVČ)), and providing guidance to schools in the field of inclusion and psychosocial support for children.

Details

  • The services are not available on public holidays.
  • The services are also provided by female staff.
  • The services are free of charge.

Contacts

Inklucentrum – Hattalova 12, Bratislava – Show on the map

https://inklucentrum.sk
https://www.facebook.com/Inklucentrum/

info@inklucentrum.sk

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