Summary160 people with Multiple Sclerosis will attend support groups in which they will be able to share their experiences with people in a similar situation and reduce their level of anguish.
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Beneficiaries: 160 people with Multiple Sclerosis. They are coordinated by professionals, and have an intermediate operation between the self-help groups and the therapeutic ones creating a climate of affection and acceptance.
-Organization of the groups: days, schedules, number of people, type of group. -Admission and inscription of the members. -Coordination of the groups. -Purchase of food and drinks. -Monitoring and evaluation of the project.
This project has been retired and is no longer accepting donations.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
Given any chronic pathology, it is an incomparable resource since it accelerates and it attenuates the duel processes, it reduces the level of initial anguish, it teaches through other people's experiences and it develops the capacity to help others.
In these 10 years many important things have occurred, more important that the MS, we have crossed many obstacles and fears. We grew and evolved, restarting time and time again, going ahead.
- Gaby Laufer, Support group member.
Lic. Débora Fleschler
Mental Health Area Coordinator
Uriarte 1465
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires C1414DAM
Argentina
(5411) 4831-6617
Email:
Asociación Conciencia
Santa Fe 1821 1*
Ciudad de Buenos Aires,
Buenos Aires
C1123AAA
Argentina
+541-4-815-1507
http://www.conciencia.org
This project is located in
Argentina
and can also be found under
Health.
For more information about Argentina, read the Human Development Report on Argentina or the Wikipedia entry for Argentina.
This project was last updated on November 6, 2009.
This project was added to the GlobalGiving project catalog on May 21, 2008