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Holidays, leisure and disability What are the reality in Europe?

Holidays, leisure and disability What are the reality in Europe?. NANTES FROM 4 th to 7 th FEBRUARY,. Guest s : - EA I CY - CEMEA del Piemont e - CEMEA Pays de la Loire. Czech republic. Global situation. Number of young people in the population 10 220 000 inhabitants

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Holidays, leisure and disability What are the reality in Europe?

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  1. Holidays, leisure and disability What are the reality in Europe? NANTES FROM 4th to 7th FEBRUARY, Guests: - EAICY - CEMEA del Piemonte - CEMEA Pays de la Loire

  2. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Czech republic

  3. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Global situation • Number of young people in the population 10 220 000 inhabitants 1 062 000 childrens 6 – 15 years 1 453 000 teenagers 6 – 18 2 608 000 youngsters 6 – 26 = more than ¼ of the population of the country

  4. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Number Total number Number of children in regular activities Civic associations 59 222 Leisure time centres 297 220 340 Church organisations 4 429 After-school clubs 3 992 221 827 Other type 1 369 Clubs in schools 447 24 443 Globalsituation Number of organisations working with children and youth: 1978 Number of children and young people 6 – 26 years old: 2 608 743

  5. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Historical facts • Czech tradition of leisure activities and education • 1862 – foundation of the mouvement of colectif sports Sokol • 1882 – first national parade of 1062 sportsmen of Sokol • 1888 – foundation of the Club of czech tourists • 1914 – foundation of „Junák- czech scouts“

  6. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Historical facts • 1947-1989 • One youth organisation - SOCIALIST YOUTH UNION (SZM) • - ideologically framed by The Communist party • - specific Houses of pioneers and youth throughout country – 100, educational frame well developed • - a specific curriculum existing for Youth workers (University study )

  7. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Statistic • Handicaped youth in the czech population, 2008

  8. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Sorts of accommodation • Holidays: • Organiser mostly owns the installation • Many possibilities of leasing of the whole installation • Possibilities of hostelling = price is almost the most important

  9. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Sorts of accomodation • Most popular: • Cabins • Bungalows • Tents • Hostels • = big effort to use them for disabled children, too

  10. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Costs • A week of holidays = cca 1000,-Kc (40€) • A club in a leisure center, meetings once a week • = cca 3000,-Kc (40€) in Prague • 1500-2000,-Kc out of Prague • Open clubs (irregular, anonymous) – for free • Discount for underprivilleged or numerous families

  11. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? § 16 of the education law (law n. 561/2004): Children with special needs are the chidren and youth suffering of a health disability or of health disadvantage Legislation and disability

  12. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Supervisory staff and stage • School institutions • All staff must be formed at the secondary school or university specialised in pedagogy • In case of non pedagogical specialisation must be formed in 3 semestre cours of pedagogy ONG • Law doesn´t insist in any special formation, except directors of holidays camps • Many organisations have their own systém of education

  13. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Strategy – support the inclusion wherever it is possible Stress the education of chidren with special needs in institutions of common flow Solve the problem of early care Connect the information systems of special schools, medical imstitutions and social care Reinforce the influence of parents Support the talent of children with special needs Equip the schools and other institutions withspecial requisits Rules concerning disability

  14. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Holidays and leisure : organisation • Sorts of holidays • Urban stays (spending nights at home) - program + catering • Multiple days camps (1-3 weeks, for disabled about 1 week) - many children repeat participation in the same place with same staff and same participants - many children partipate in more camps during summer holidays

  15. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? Holidays and leisure : organisation • - Tradition of reservation of places in a summer camps even a year before • Tradition of passage from participant to member of staff (16 years older)

  16. Vacances, loisirs et handicap en Europe ? EAICY's actions • Installation of the Section of handicaped youth in 2007 • International Seminar Handicaped child in leisure activities (Prague, October 2008) • Training for trainers „Inclusion of handicapped youth in nonformal education“ through the project Clees for life (European financing)

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