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Supporting Children with Disabilities and Early Childhood Development Through Independent Learning Online Tutorial for Parents During COVID-19 Situation
Project leader: Mrs. Ranie Ayu Hapsari
Level of education and university: Non Degree, The University of Sydney
Collaborating Organisations: Fathayat Nahdlatul Ulama
Project Location: DI Yogyakarta
Activity Type: Capacity building
Sector: Disability Services
Project Rationale:
PRY has a development learning group program for children with cerebral palsy. Their ages are 3 - 9 years. They are taught about sensory, motor, cognition, affection, and communication development. However, since March 2020, these learning activities have stopped due to COVID-19. Then PRY taught through WhatsApp messages to parents. As a result, parents have difficulty teaching because they do not have references for creative and attractive learning methods. Parents force children to learn with methods that are difficult for them to understand and some children refuse to study and some cry. Through this project PRY will develop a creative and attractive learning method for growth and development through videos by utilising the tools and materials that are easily available to them.
Project Beneficiaries:
18 parents of the 18 PRY study group participants.
Priority Development Area:
Human development for a productive and healthy society
Link with Australian organisation:
Plum Tree Organisation
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