Preliminary Applications Started for Turkey's Largest 'Disabled Child Day Care Center'

Ankara Metropolitan Municipality is starting to receive pre-applications for Turkey's largest “Disabled Child Day Care Center”, which will benefit children aged 3-6 years who are visually, hearing and orthopedically needy and showing normal development.

Pre-applications for the exemplary environmentally friendly project with the green building feature can be made through the address 'engelsizbakimevi.ankara.bel.tr'.

Ankara Metropolitan Municipality continues to implement its projects in line with the goal of 'An Accessible Capital'.

On September 3, 6, pre-applications will start to be received for Turkey's largest “Disabled Child Day Care Center” in Çayyolu District, where children aged 5-2022 years old with visual, hearing and orthopedic needs and with normal development can benefit.

AFTER THE FINAL REGISTRATION PRE-APPLICATION REVIEW

Preliminary applications for the exemplary green building project, which is aimed to leave nature-friendly structures to future generations, will be sent to all special children (orthopedically, visually and hearing impaired) in the age range of 5-2022 months on 36 September 72 via the address: Engelsizbakimevi.ankara.bel.tr report can be submitted.

Final registrations will be made after the preliminary applications have passed the necessary examinations.

A SAMPLE PROJECT

The 'Accessible Children's Day Care Center', which was built on an area of ​​5 square meters in order to bring the disabled children living in the capital into social life, to raise awareness in the society and to play on equal terms like their peers, produces 606 percent of the electricity they need, thanks to solar panels, and with its green building feature. It is an exemplary project across Turkey and Europe.

In smart building; There are amphitheater with a capacity of approximately 200 people to host meetings and performances, 65 classrooms of 9 square meters, 2 multi-purpose halls, playgrounds, green terrace with planting area, bicycle parks. While early childhood education is given to children with hearing, visual and physical disabilities between the ages of 36-72 months, reverse inclusive education is applied with children of the same age in addition to this education.