The beginning of January, 2012 there was started a new project titled “Social Rights Development community-based strategies to include vulnerable and isolated children to pre-school education”. It is funded by the EU and will continue 2 years.

The end of the year is the usual time to look back at what has been achieved and think ahead at how much more there still is to be achieved!  For an NGO like United Aid for Azerbaijan (UAFA), our focus will always be on how many more disadvantaged children and families can we reach, how can we improve our services for them, and what will be the next steps for influencing State welfare reforms.

The Embassies of the Republic of Poland and the Federal Republic of Germany jointly with United Aid for Azerbaijan (UAFA) hold the opening of the “Smile” Charity Exhibition in Kapellhaus.

Contracting of NGO service providers’ – UAFA’s advocacy efforts achieve success that will ultimately benefit more vulnerable children and their families

EARLY DETECTION & INTERVENTION (EI)
FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
AND THEIR FAMILIES

The main idea of the PSA, funded by EU, and prepared through UAFA is to raise public awareness about disability, and to increase the accessibility of people with special needs. The PSA is a message to society for the increasing their responsibility.

A lot of public and cultural figures joined to “Equal rights and opportunities” PSA and supported social action. This is one of differentiating features of PSA.

The clip was produced by Abdullah Koyush, the popular film director in Turkey. There was held the presentation of  PSA  June 8th, 2011.

Bakcell, the first mobile operator in Azerbaijan, is pleased to announce the results of the SMS charity campaign conducted to support the expansion of the United Aid for Azerbaijan (UAFA) projects for disabled children. At the event, organized at Yasamal Сommunity-based Rehabilitation Center (CBRC), which is located at Baku Europe Lyceum, Bakcell presented a “Big Cheque” in the amount of 46,000 AZN to UAFA.

Yesterday, we were celebrating the Children’s Day at Saray. The event was funded by the International Women’s Club and organised by UAFA. It brought together children from local schools, Saray institution and the newly open Saray Day-care Centre. It was a great opportunity to bring people together and raise awareness about special needs children and their abilities.