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Down syndrome

Children with Down syndrome develop independence, speech, motor and social skills through play, creativity and a structured day alongside their peers.

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Children with Down syndrome — among their peers

Children learn most from other children: watching, imitating, trying for themselves. That's why we choose an inclusive format for children with Down syndrome — together with peers, in a small group, with an adult nearby.

What we develop

  • Speech and communication — through play, conversation and role-play
  • Motor skills — in the sports room and creative sessions
  • Independence — dressing, eating, hygiene, tidying; in our kitchen children learn to pour water, set out food and clean up
  • Social skills — friendship, game rules, taking turns

The day is structured but not rigid: there's time for sessions, movement, creativity and rest.

Formats and prices

Full-day care (25,000 UAH/month) or half day (15,000 UAH/month) for ages 3–10, the inclusive nursery for toddlers 1–3 (12,000 UAH/month, may be covered by the “єЯсла” state allowance) and free early intervention under 4.

Come and visit — we'll show you the rooms and explain how a day goes.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

From what age can we join?

From birth — early intervention (under 4), from age 1 — the inclusive nursery, from 3 — day care.

First step

Tell us about your child — we'll suggest a format

Tell us about your child — we'll call back, answer your questions and suggest the right format. No diagnosis is needed for the first consultation.

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