The first meeting with parents took place in LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB

On February 20, the first organizational parental meeting was held at the LEVCHYK hub. Adults came to discover the details and brought their children to introduce them to the space where they will have a great and helpful time. Parents had a tour around the hub and saw how the speech therapy, ABA therapy, and sensory integration rooms are equipped. Mari Korol, project ideologist, and Anna Perekatii, methodologist, and ABA specialist, spoke about the classes, discussed with the parents to schedule classes for the next month, and answered all their questions about the hub's activities.

LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB is a center created by the Future for Ukraine charitable foundation for children with autism spectrum disorders who were forced to leave their homes due to the hostilities and evacuate to Lviv. 

Our project mission is to help children with ASD adapt to living conditions during the war. The hub provides a comprehensive program of adaptation and development for children who have a confirmed diagnosis and IDP status free of charge.

We are grateful to our partners, philanthropist Vadym Stolar and everyone who supported us on the way to creating the LEVCHYK SPECTRUM HUB!