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Give the gift of music therapy for a child with special needs in Moldova. 🎵
ChildAid for Eastern Europe, in collaboration with the Tony Hawks Children's Health Centre, offers music therapy as a form of rehabilitation for children with special needs in Moldova. These sessions enrich the emotional wellbeing of these children and equip them with communication skills they may otherwise struggle to develop. Music is used as a mode of expression when words are difficult to get out, this offers release to children who feel trapped.
By employing trained therapists who conduct 3-4 sessions each working day, the programme reaches a significant number of children, with each attending 10-20 sessions per year. The music therapy sessions are part of an overarching strategy to improve the lives of these children and their families. Many come from socially vulnerable backgrounds, and the centre also focuses on working with parents to prevent children from being abandoned to institutions. They strive to optimise each child's potential for the future, offering them a chance at a better, more fulfilling life.
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