18 July at 19:00 We invite parents and families’ legal representatives to attend the next meeting with Larysa Tatarinova to learn more about the mechanisms for protecting the rights and interests of children, to know the legislation of Ukraine and to gain a modern view of disability!
Host – Larysa Tatarinova, master of social work, deputy director of the centre of social services of Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, human rights activist, lawyer, board member of the NGO “League of Social Workers of Kyiv”
Topic: Legal and information assistance
When: 18 July, Zoom platform
The following issues will be discussed at the meeting:
– Appeal (content, form, procedure) as a way to resolve the issue.
– How to appeal against the decision on your appeal in an administrative procedure.
– Free legal aid centres: free primary and secondary assistance.
– Institution of the Commissioner.
– Personal account in the Pension Fund: what is important to know.
Your choice is either to know your rights or to hear stereotypical statements that are passed off as law. What should the independent life of a person with a disability be? The family is the first social group a child meets, and parents are therefore both the child’s representatives and advocates.
Informed is better than armed! Register now
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The event is part of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) project “Station: Me” implemented by the CPH “Confidence” with the support of the Norwegian government.
