U sklopu projekta „HEARTS“ u područnim ambulantama u općini Žepče organizirana prezentacija usluga za djecu s poteškoćama u razvoju
Razvojna agencija Žepče je u suradnji sa JU “Dom zdravlja sa stacionarom Žepče“ organizirala prezentaciju usluga tretmana rane intervencije za djecu s poteškoćama u razvoju područnim ambulantama u općini Žepče. Prezentacije su organizirane 25.4.2025.godine u područnim ambulantama u Begov Hanu i Željeznom Polju i 28.4.2025.godine u područnoj ambulanti u Ozimici.
Na prezentacijama su predstavljene planirane aktivnosti projekta koje će se realizirati u područnim ambulantama kao i način, dinamika i vrsta tretmana koje će djeca moći koristiti.
Prezentaciji su prisustvovali ravnateljica JU „Dom zdravlja sa stacionarom Žepče“ dr. Tanja Radoš – Kosić, direktorica RAŽ Branka Janko, projekt menadžerica projekta HAERTS ispred RAŽ-a Marijana Zovko, psiholozi Ivana Tadić i Tomislav Knežević, logopedica Valentina Jukić i projekt menadžer Bekim Bijedić.
Stručno osoblje se posebno osvrnulo na nužnost rane intervencije. Rano prepoznavanje simptoma kod djece s poteškoćama u razvoju izuzetno je važno jer omogućava pravovremeno pružanje stručne pomoći koja može značajno poboljšati djetetov razvoj, obrazovne ishode i kvalitetu života. Negiranje simptoma, s druge strane, često vodi ka kašnjenju u dijagnostici, propuštenim razvojnim prilikama i dodatnim teškoćama, kako za dijete, tako i za obitelj. Negiranje problema, iako često dolazi iz straha ili neinformiranosti, može imati dugoročne negativne posljedice.
Osnovni cilj projekta je da se programima rane intervencije osigura jednak pristup zdravstvenoj skrbi za djecu s poteškoćama u razvoju u Zeničko-dobojskom kantonu (BiH), Vukovarsko -srijemskoj županiji (CRO) i Podgorici (MNE), primjenom inovativnih modela i pristupa u prekograničnom području. Glavni rezultati ovog projekta će pored osigurane infrastrukture i stručnog kadra, biti osiguran jednak pristup svim korisnicima usluga kako u urbanom tako i u ruralnim područjima općine Žepče.
Projekt „HEARTS – Healthcare Equity and Access for Resilient Targeted Support“ je odobren za financiranje u okviru programa prekogranične suradnje INTERREG VI-A IPA Hrvatska-Bosna i Hercegovina-Crna Gora 2021. – 2027. Partneri na projektu su Centar za pružanje usluga u zajednici Vukovarsko-srijemske županije (RH) u svojstvu vodećeg partnera, Razvojna agencija Vukovarsko-srijemske županije (RH) i Udruženje roditelja djece s poteškoćama u razvoju Podgorica (CG). Trajanje projekta je 30 mjeseci, a ukupan proračun za sve projektne partnere iznosi 1.716.255,00 €, od čega EU financira 85% dok 15% sufinanciraju partneri na projektu.
“This publication has been produced with the assistance of the European Union. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the Development agency Žepče and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.”
As part of the “HEARTS” project, a presentation of services for children with developmental disabilities was organized in regional clinics in the municipality of Žepče
The Žepče Development Agency, in cooperation with the PI “Medical centre and the infirmary” Žepče, organized a presentation of early intervention treatment services for children with developmental disabilities at regional clinics in the municipality of Žepče. The presentations were organized on April 25, 2025 in the regional clinics in Begov Han and Željezno Polje and on April 28, 2025 in the regional clinic in Ozimica.
At the presentations, the planned activities of the project, which will be implemented in regional clinics, as well as the method, dynamics and type of treatment that the children will be able to use, were presented.
The presentation was attended by the director of the PI “Medical centre and the infirmary” Žepče dr. Tanja Radoš – Kosić, director of RAŽ Branka Janko, project manager of the HAERTS project on behalf of RAŽ Marijana Zovko, psychologists Ivana Tadić and Tomislav Knežević, speech therapist Valentina Jukić and project manager Bekim Bijedić.
The professional staff particularly focused on the necessity of early intervention. Early recognition of symptoms in children with developmental disabilities is extremely important because it allows for timely provision of professional assistance that can significantly improve the child's development, educational outcomes and quality of life. Denying symptoms, on the other hand, often leads to delays in diagnosis, missed developmental opportunities and additional difficulties, both for the child and the family. Denying the problem, although often arising from fear or lack of information, can have long-term negative consequences.
The main goal of the project is to provide early intervention programs with equal access to health care for children with developmental disabilities in Zenica-Doboj Canton (BiH), Vukovar-Srijem County (CRO) and Podgorica (MNE), using innovative models and approaches in the cross-border area. The main results of this project, in addition to the provided infrastructure and professional staff, will be equal access to all service users in both urban and rural areas of the municipality of Žepče.
The project has been approved for funding under the INTERREG VI-A IPA Croatia-Bosnia and Herzegovina-Montenegro cross-border cooperation programme 2021-2027. The project partners are the Community Service Centre of Vukovar-Srijem County (Croatia) as the lead partner, the Vukovar-Srijem County Development Agency (Croatia) and the Association of Parents of Children with Developmental Disabilities Podgorica (Montenegro). The project duration is 30 months, and the total budget for all project partners is €1,716,255.00, of which the EU finances 85% while 15% is co-financed by the project partners.
“This publication has been produced with the assistance of the European Union. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the Development agency Žepče and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.”
