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INOVACIJE I IZAZOVI U OBRAZOVANJU I SESTRINSKOJ SKRBI - KNJIGA SAŽETAKA



               Project “Everyone Deserves a Dignified Life”


               The Vinogradska, Nursing School as a partner of the Platypus association, is participati
               ng in a European Solidarity Corps project titled "Everyone Deserves a Dignified Life". The
               project is conducted throughout the year, during which participating students Lara Galić, Rita
               Pia  Kadić,  Gabriela  Trumbetaš,  Leon  Volić,  Tea  Nikl,  Karla  Živko,  Lucia  Špančić, Amra
               Salihović i Marta Penezić visit various organizations that employ people with disabilities and
               associations and organizations that deal with the rights, promotion, and preservation of the
               rights and culture of people with disabilities. Primarily, the project focuses on deaf and blind
               individuals. Based on what they learned in the first part of the project, the participating students
               have developed workshops to educate other students at their school, as well as students from
               other schools, kindergarten attendees, and the local community.
               The project's goal is to raise awareness among children and youth about the problems and rights
               of  people  with  disabilities,  spread  etiquette  on  behavior  in  the  presence  of  people  with
               disabilities among children and youth, and increase participants competencies for working with
               people with disabilities. Additionally, this project will create stronger connections between the
               School  of  Nursing,  Platypus,  and  other  schools  and  kindergartens,  which  can  be  used  for
               organizing activities even after this project ends. The workshops developed by the participants
               are fun and informative for children and youth, and future generations of nursing students and
               Platypus  youth  workers  will  be  able  to  implement  them  in  the  schools  and  kindergartens
               involved  in  this  project.  Furthermore,  the  students  have  divided  responsibilities  within  the
               project: one student communicates via email with selected partners, another manages social
               media, a third writes articles for online publication, one student is the project treasurer, and so
               on for all responsibilities the students have within the project.
               The project will greatly help participating students strengthen their public speaking skills, learn
               to manage groups (assign tasks and oversee their work), and manage their time effectively.


               Key words: project “Everyone Deserves a Dignified Life”, students, workshops






































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