U Domu zdravlja Vukovar održana je prezentacija usluga rane intervencije u sklopu projekta HEARTS – Healthcare Equity and Access through Resilient and Transparent Support, koji se provodi kroz program prekogranične suradnje Interreg IPA Hrvatska – Bosna i Hercegovina – Crna Gora 2021. – 2027.
Ova važna aktivnost imala je za cilj upoznati stručnu i širu javnost s uslugama rane intervencije, njihovom važnosti za djecu s razvojnim teškoćama i njihove obitelji, te mogućnostima koje projekt HEARTS donosi u smislu jačanja kapaciteta lokalnih zajednica za pružanje kvalitetne i dostupne zdravstvene i socijalne skrbi.
Prezentaciju je organizirala Razvojna agencija Vukovarsko-srijemske županije, a uz zaposlenike Doma zdravlja Vukovar sudjelovali su i predstavnici Centra za pružanje usluga u zajednici Vukovarsko-srijemske županije, koji je ujedno i nositelj aktivnosti razvoja i pružanja usluga rane intervencije u okviru projekta HEARTS.
Sudionici su kroz stručna izlaganja, primjere dobre prakse i razmjenu iskustava imali priliku saznati više o pristupu ranoj intervenciji, značaju pravovremenog djelovanja te izazovima s kojima se suočavaju obitelji djece s razvojnim teškoćama. Također, predstavljeni su konkretni rezultati projekta, uključujući formiranje mobilnog tima, opremanje prostora, edukaciju stručnog kadra te unaprjeđenje modela integrirane skrbi.
Projekt HEARTS usmjeren je na unaprjeđenje zdravstvenih i socijalnih usluga za ranjive skupine kroz jačanje prekogranične suradnje i razmjenu znanja i iskustava. Kroz zajednički rad partnera iz Hrvatske, Bosne i Hercegovine i Crne Gore, projekt doprinosi stvaranju uključivijeg, dostupnijeg i učinkovitijeg sustava skrbi u regiji.
Prezentacija u Vukovaru još jednom je potvrdila važnost rane intervencije i potrebu za njezinim sustavnim razvojem, ali i snagu suradnje među institucijama i organizacijama koje dijele zajednički cilj – kvalitetniji život za svako dijete i njegovu obitelj.
Presentation of Early Intervention Services within the HEARTS Project Held in Vukovar
A presentation of early intervention services was held at the Vukovar Health Centre as part of the HEARTS – Healthcare Equity and Access through Resilient and Transparent Support project, implemented through the Interreg IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro 2021–2027.
This important activity aimed to inform professionals and the wider public about the importance of early intervention services for children with developmental difficulties and their families, as well as the opportunities the HEARTS project brings in terms of strengthening local community capacities to provide high-quality and accessible health and social care.
The presentation was organized by the Vukovar-Srijem County Development Agency. In addition to the staff of the Vukovar Health Centre, representatives of the Community Service Centre of Vukovar-Srijem County also participated. The Centre is the lead partner responsible for the development and provision of early intervention services within the HEARTS project.
Through expert presentations, examples of good practice, and the exchange of experiences, participants had the opportunity to learn more about the early intervention approach, the importance of timely action, and the challenges faced by families of children with developmental difficulties. The concrete results of the project were also presented, including the establishment of a mobile team, equipping of facilities, training of professional staff, and the enhancement of an integrated care model.
The HEARTS project focuses on improving health and social services for vulnerable groups by strengthening cross-border cooperation and exchanging knowledge and experience. Through the joint work of partners from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, the project contributes to creating a more inclusive, accessible, and effective care system in the region.
The presentation in Vukovar once again highlighted the importance of early intervention and the need for its systematic development, as well as the strength of cooperation among institutions and organizations that share a common goal – a better quality of life for every child and their family.
