UBP MP Dr. Ahmet Savaşan and the accompanying delegation visited the Special Education Center. In his speech, Savaşan said, “Support for the education of special individuals will continue.”.

National Unity Party (UBP) Nicosia District Chairman and Deputy Dr. Ahmet Savaşan, together with the head of the party's women's branches and members of the board of directors, visited the Special Education Center (ÖZEV).

During the visit, Dr. Savaşan and his delegation received information about the services offered by the Special Education Center to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The delegation also participated in various activities with the students and presented educational materials to the children.

“ÖZEV'S WORK IS VALUABLE”

Dr. Ahmet Savaşan, In his speech during the visit, he emphasized that the value of ÖZEV's work is demonstrated by the fact that the center provides education tailored to the individual needs and abilities of children with autism in spaces specially designed for children with autism; that special programs and support are provided to develop children's social, communicative and academic skills; that educators prepare customized lesson plans according to each child's unique learning style; that the school environment provides a safe and supportive atmosphere; and that the educational process at home is supported by providing guidance and support services for families.

“CONTRIBUTIONS ARE USED CORRECTLY AND FOR THEIR INTENDED PURPOSE”

Pointing out that the center plays an important role in integrating individuals with autism into society, Dr. Dr. Ahmet Savaşan, pointed out that the education and therapies offered positively affect the lives of both individuals and families. Expressing their satisfaction to see that the contributions given to the center by the UBP Prime Ministerial government through the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of National Education are used correctly and in accordance with their purpose Ahmet Savaşan, He thanked the management for their work and added that UBP's support to this field will continue to increase.