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Keystone Human Services (KHS) is a non-profit organization that is a part of a global movement to provide support and expertise to people with disabilities.
Fiodor lived in a temporary placement service for people with disabilities in Orhei until he was 33. In 2013, Keystone Moldova helped Fiodor to leave the institution and start a new life in the shared living service.
Marin lived in various residential institutions from birth until the age of 18. In 2014, Keystone Moldova helped Marin to leave the residential institution for a Supported Living Service in Falesti. Since 2018, Marin has been living in his own home.
Mihai lived in various residential institutions from birth until 2017. In 2017, Keystone Moldova helped Mihai to leave the residential institution and start a new independent life in his own home.
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The project “Better Social services through a sustainable partnership between the civil society and the government,” is financed by the European Union, co-financed and implemented by Soros Moldova Foundation in partnership with Keystone Moldova, APSCF, and AOPD.
“They have learned many things, they do very well, are accepted in the community. They earned peoples trust and respect.”
Ion and Mihai are two young people who left a residential institution and are living now in Lăpușna village, Hâncești district (Moldova), in a Supported living service.
Shared Living serves adults with mental disabilities.
“Disability does not make me sadder than others. I have the same sorrows and joys like you!”
“I have a disability, but I love life. Don’t admire me, respect me!”
Mihai has spent more than 20 years in residential institutions. Now he has a family, neighbors, and a community.
Mariana Rotari treats her son Andrei as a healthy child. She doesn’t see any difference.
Fiodor spent 19 years in the boarding house for children (boys) with mental disabilities in Orhei. Now he lives with a family.
Sergiu has lived in a residential institution. He doesn’t like to remember about that time. Now he lives in Foster Service.
“We are also people. We are not different from others”, says Stas, who lived some years in an institution, away form his family.
Mobile Team is a social service for persons with disabilities. This film was developed within the Project „Public-Private Partnership for the Sustainable Development of Locally Governed Disability Services: Supporting Decentralization Reform”, implemented by Keystone Moldova, with the support of the European Union.
This video is about Donos family with a child with mental disability which started a business idea in order to generate sustainable income for themselves.
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