Comparable UK Childrens’ Charity Project Providers
Coram better chances for children
Life Education – mobile units educating primary schools
Fostering & Adoption, eg. Concurrent Planning – https://www.coramadoption.org.uk/ConcurrentPlan
CHICKS
CHICKS is a national children’s charity providing free respite breaks to disadvantaged children from all over the UK.
CHICKS began in 1992, and has since provided over 13,000 children with a much needed break.
YMCA Northampton
http://www.ymca.org.uk/location/northamptonshire-ymca
Northampton YMCA, 2007 Training for supervisor, Star of Hope’s HalfwayHouse supported accommodation, Sofia
OXAB
ZOV
Sources and Reference
- Doncheva, K. Z. (2016) Mentoring at-risk youth – effects of Bulgarian practical in community-based informal program for social support.International journal Knowledge. – Skopje, Global Impact and Quality Factor 1.023.15.2. p.807-813, 2016. ISSN 1857-9 It is more detailed and here is the bibliographic refer:Doncheva, K. Z. (2019). Language Impact towards Social Behavior of At-Risk Children, PUPIL:International Journal of Teaching, Education and Learning, 3(1), 01-21.DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.20319/pijtel.2019.31.0121, Инд./Реф [Google Scholar], ResearchGate, Mendeley, Academia, CiteSeerX
- Zlatkova-Doncheva, K. (2019) Language Strategies to Reduce Anxiety of At-risk Children Deprived of Parental Care. World Journal of Education, Vol 9, No 5, p. 100-112 ISSN 1925-0754,DOI: https://doi.org/10.5430/wje.v9n5p100, [Инд./Реф. в: EBSCO Publishing]
- Popova, D. A., (2019) Developing Social Skills for Children and Youth with Disabilities Deprived of Parental Care in Bulgaria. PUPIL: International Journal of Teaching, Education and Learning, 3(1),22-44. https://dx.doi.org/10.20319/pijtel.2019.31.2244, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Mendeley,Academia, CiteSeerX
- Mogilino BBC World News, presenter Kate Blewett (2019 update 2007 Mogilono): The real story of hidden children in Bulgaria
- Katia Zlatkova-Doncheva (2017), our local lead manager, undertook a PHD study and published a book in English on ZOV’s results over the last eight years. This study showed a measureable increase in the children’s self-esteem, independence and motivation. The link to the book is below.
Case Studies and Feedback from Children, Municipality, Children Protection Organisation, Staff and Parents (Appendix Five and Six)
Facts & Figures from Bulgaria. Bulgaria has already started its path towards deinstitutionalisation (DI). The National Strategy for the Child 2008-2018.
Bulgaria ON AIR and UNICEF Bulgaria launch a joint campaign for the right of children participation and their ethical media coverage.
Additional Reference
- 2016 – Mentoring at-risk youth – effects of Bulgarian practical in community-based informal program for social support. International journal Knowledge
- 2016 – Current Social – Educational Characteristics for children in need – in Bulgarian
- 2016 – Current Social – Educational Characteristics for children in need – in Bulgarian
- 2015 – Social Institutions in Bulgaria – in Bulgarian
- 2014 – NGO’s as part of the Social Educational Support for children in need – in Bulgarian
- 2014 – Interaction School – Family in the Social Educational Support for children in need – in Bulgarian
- 2014 – Family Centres for Children and Youths as part of the Social Educational Support – in Bulgarian
References as of 2011:
Bulgarian NGO’s
- The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee – A leading Bulgarian NGO, focusing on the protection of human rights.
- The Mogilino Campaign in Bulgaria, by Slavka Kukova, November 2007. The response of Bulgarian NGOs to the BBC documentary about Mogilino.
- Alliance for Children and Youth, founded in 1999 by the Free and Democratic Bulgaria Foundation, the Center is the only one of its kind in Bulgaria that offers to street youths aged between 16 and 25 help and consultation on a wide range of problems they face. (EXPIRED)
- Association for International Adoption and Reintegration – The Association is an Accredited Entity for mediation in Intercountry Adoption and has a permit No. 76 of 28.06.2006, issued by the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Bulgaria for mediation activity in the following countries: Spain, U.S.A., Belgium, Great Britain, Andorra and Canada.
Other Resources
- Review of Bulgaria’s children institutions, by Laura Parker at ARK. Courtesy of BHC
- Report by the State Agency for Child Protection following a visit to Mogilino, 15 Sep 2007. Published in Trud Daily 14 Feb 2008. Courtesy of BHC
- Report by the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee on the state of children placement institutions in Bulgaria
- http://ajp.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/155/4/523 Cost Comparison of State Hospital and Community-Based Care for Seriously Mentally Ill Adults
- http://www.dredf.org/press/lagunapress/deinstitute.html De-institutionalization: the Laguna Honda Hospital, San Francisco case study
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Maps of services for people with mental disabilities in Bulgaria
Bulgarian Children’s Charities
Charity liaison – Friends of Bulgaria convened Charity Round Table Conferences
Friends of Bulgaria 2008-2009 Waterloo Campus, University College London
Click here for British charities working in Bulgaria
http://www.fund-sz.org/ – coordinates and supports many projects in placement homes in Stara Zagora |
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http://www.baga-tur.com – Baga-tur – survival and horse riding school working with disabled children |
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http://societyforall.infocom.bg/organization.htm* – the home in Dalbok Dol |
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https://www.samaritans.bg/ – Samaritans in BG |
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http://udnz.cc.bas.bg/ – School for children with impaired vision, Sofia |
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http://bapid.com/home_en.html – Bulgarian Association for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities |
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http://www.acybg.org/ – Alliance for Children and Youth |