The “World of Opportunities” Inclusive Center is currently enrolling toddlers aged 1 to 3 in its early development classes.
This is a gentle, safe, and supportive environment where children gradually get used to being in a group, interacting with adults, following a daily routine, and engaging in new activities.
At the center, children develop:
- motor skills;
- sensory perception;
- speech and communication;
- play skills;
- interaction with other children;
- the first steps toward independence;
- readiness for future attendance at preschool or group classes.
Sessions take place in small groups under the guidance of the center’s team. We work attentively, without pressure, and at each child’s own pace.
Payment via the “eYasla” program
Families eligible for state assistance under the “eYasla” program can use it to pay for daycare services at the “World of Opportunities” Inclusive Center.
Important: The center provides the service, draws up the contract and supporting documents, but the decision to grant state assistance is made by the relevant government agencies.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is this medical rehabilitation?
No. It is a service providing day care, early childhood development, social adaptation, and support for children.
What age group is the program for?
For children ages 1 to 3.
Why will my child feel comfortable here?
Small groups, attentive supervision, gradual adaptation, a clear daily routine, and constant contact with parents.
How do I enroll?
- Submit an application (Enrollment form in the comments)
- Attend an initial consultation.
- Receive a list of required documents.
- Sign an official service agreement.
- Begin a trial visit to the center.