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Construction of rooms for an inclusive reception establishment

Collective integration. The Association Pour l’Innovation en Matière d'Intégration (APIMI) in France seeks to support the growing together of all children and the inclusion of children with disabilities by means of “collective integration". APIMI channels the socio-educational and civic interests of children without disabilities and their families to the care of children with disabilities and their families. The Regine Sixt Children's Aid Foundation is helping to fund the construction of new meeting rooms in France.

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COUNTRY France

CITY Bordeaux

PERIOD 2016

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Tel +49 89 744 44 6144
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dryinglittletears@sixt.com

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Construction of rooms for an inclusive reception establishment

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Similar projects

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Renovation of the MOPT social children's day care center

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Playing without borders

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Instruments for an inclusive school camp in Wartaweil

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