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Mladica
KOTEVSKA, Valjdeta VUKELJ, Katica KICKOVA
                               
SOCIALIZATION
OF CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DIFFICULTIES IN THE FAMILY AND LOCAL COMMUNITY
                                    
                            
            In the presented paper at the
beginning, stressing the existence of the 
two large groups of  disabled
persons: children with developmental difficulties and labour disabled persons,
the problem of children with developmental difficulties especially of those
mentally retarded  from medical,
psychological pedagogical and rehabilitation aspect is stressed.
            At the same time the basic assumptions
given by the Macedonian Constitution providing better living and working
conditions of these citizens are stressed. Also, certain indications  presented 
are related to  socialization of
children with developmental difficulties and are connected with the training of
the centres of social affairs, information and advisory work with parents.
            In that way it is pointed out that
the Republic Institute for social affairs in cooperation with UNICEF and the
association  of East-European Partnership
develop programme processes that give support to such an orientation.  
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