On November 19th, TOY for Inclusion will hold an international event to celebrate the achievements and share the lessons learned in the past two years. Register here by November 5th The event title is “Community-Based Early Childhood Education and Care for Roma Children and Families”. Since 2017, TOY for Inclusion has opened eight Play Hubs …
The Know How Centre has worked with Roma communities for the past 6 years. This year’s program however was their most successful until now: they managed to motivate and support Roma parents of 29 children to apply for kindergarten. A huge milestone and a great motivation to endure their support and empowerment of parents in …
As attendees of the EU Platform for Roma Inclusion return home from Brussels, they get back to their daily work and concrete action. At the event yesterday, we heard a great expression of values – Roma are equal citizens, health inequalities need to be addressed, early interventions for young children and their families are crucial. …
“I am happy that my children don’t have to stay in the street”, a Roma mother says. In Ghent (Belgium), TOY for Inclusion has an outreach program that involves Roma families and children with activities around the city. Thanks to their work, practitioners have managed to gain the trust of families, and Roma and non-Roma …
For most of the teachers, their job is a mission. Low pay and recognition despite high requirements on education are among the reasons that make this valuable job unnecessarily difficult. October 5th marks the International Teachers Day, commemorating the 1966 UNESCO/ILO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers. The recommendations apply to all teachers from …
The TOY for Inclusion Play Hubs for Romani and non-Romani children are a powerful integration infrastructure at the local level. We have released a guide on how to get the best out of it. The guide gives recommendations to practitioners and to local authorities on how to implement Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Play …