Space for people with mental disabilities to be created in Kyiv
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An inclusive space for people with mental disabilities will be created in the Good Bread from Good People building in Kyiv. It will be located on the fourth floor.
This is reported by MC.today: business and innovation.
Space for people with mental disabilities
"The fourth floor will be a place where education and support will be combined: a lecture hall for training social therapists and rooms for supported living for adults with mental disabilities will be opened here," said Vladyslav Malashchenko, the owner of the hub.
This is a project in collaboration with the Between the Walls design studio and with the support of other partners.
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
- A space for people with mental disabilities. Photo: t.me/mctoday
What we know about Good Bread from Good People
Good Bread From Good People is a bakery in Kyiv where people with mental disabilities can realize themselves, work and be an equal part of society.
It has been operating in the capital for more than seven years and has even closed several times during this time, but the bakery's owner managed to reopen the facility. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, she has been delivering bread to residents of the frontline areas on a daily basis.
The bakery is located in the Good Bread Hub at 2/1 Almatyska Street. The building has several floors:
- the first floor is the production area,
- on the second — an art workshop,
- the third floor is an office;
- new inclusive projects will soon appear on the fourth floor, including a space for people with mental disabilities.
As we wrote earlier, on November 1, a bronze sculpture of the "Look for!" project was unveiled at the Central Railway Station in Kyiv. It is dedicated to the theme of Ukrainians returning home.
