Department of Children and Youth Visits Camillian Home to Exchange Approaches to Disability Care
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The Department of Children and Youth visited Camillian Home for Children with Disabilities Ladkrabang to learn about its operations and exchange approaches to the comprehensive care and development of children with disabilities.
During the visit, the Department commended Camillian Home’s work for its focus on the quality of life, individual potential, and participation of each child.
Both sides also exchanged perspectives and discussed potential areas of cooperation to further develop Camillian Home’s approach into a “model home for the care of children with disabilities.” The knowledge and good practices developed through this approach may serve as a reference for other organizations and care facilities supporting children with disabilities in different areas.
During the visit, the Department commended Camillian Home’s work for its focus on the quality of life, individual potential, and participation of each child.
Both sides also exchanged perspectives and discussed potential areas of cooperation to further develop Camillian Home’s approach into a “model home for the care of children with disabilities.” The knowledge and good practices developed through this approach may serve as a reference for other organizations and care facilities supporting children with disabilities in different areas.
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