When a child goes to school in Norway, they have the right to learn and develop based on their own abilities. The Education Act sets clear requirements for schools to ensure that all students have a good and inclusive educational offer – either through adapted education, intensive education or individual adaptation. Adapted education All students
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Løvemammaene Midt has arranged an open day for our members at Rypetoppen Adventurepark in brilliant sunshine. This heat (over 30 degrees in Trøndelag at the moment) made it the hottest for some who unfortunately had to skip today's activity. Nevertheless, we had over 35 climbers and with a good number of ground crew it was a nice
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Now is the time for the pilot project Løvemammaene' Help Service to close its doors. Today, July 4th, was the last day of the project. We would like to clarify that the doors of Løvemammaene as an organization are definitely not closing their doors – we are here to stay. Before the project "Løvemammaene' Help Service", we as an organization helped thousands of parents to
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July is Disability Pride Month – a month to celebrate the identity, strength and diversity of people with various illnesses and disabilities. It is about being proud of who you are, and challenging society's stereotypes and barriers. Disability Pride Month was first celebrated in the United States in July 1990, when the US law
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Fra 1. januar 2023 ble det opprettet en egen landsdekkende nemnd som behandler klager på Statsforvalterens vedtak etter kapittel 9 i helse- og omsorgstjenesteloven, som gjelder bruk av tvang og makt overfor personer med utviklingshemming. Brukeren selv, verge og pårørende kan ha rett til å klage på slike vedtak. Nemnda er organisert av Sentralenheten for
The Lion Mothers were invited to an input meeting organized by the Norwegian Directorate of Health regarding new professional national guidelines for people with autism spectrum conditions. Our representative was Connie Henriksen Grønvold, chairwoman of the board of Løvemammaene Øst. Connie contributed with clear, distinct and important input, both through the written input and what was said orally in the meeting. She also highlighted some additional
Deputy leader of Løvemammaene Midt, Tonje Avløs and central board member, Guri Wevelstad met with Conservative politicians Tage Pettersen and Turid Kristensen from the family and culture committee. The aim of the meeting was to highlight the major challenges associated with the lack of legal certainty for families with children with extensive needs for help at home. For a long time, Løvemammaene has worked actively with the right to
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This week, PALBU Kristiansand organized a professional day on pediatric palliative care for health personnel. Løvemammaene were invited to give a lecture on the relatives' perspective, and were very well received by those present. The lecture was given by Janne Fjelde Thu (Bære Sammen and central board member), Maria Nordheim (Chairman of LM Sør) and Gunhild Jerstad (Board member of LM Sør). Janne, Maria and Gunhild shared
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Løvemammaene were invited by the Swedish People's Party (SV) to a dialogue meeting at the Storting. The Swedish People's Party (SV) wanted input from Løvemammaene regarding their health policy. They wanted to hear about the challenges our members face and what political measures Løvemammaene believe are important. Elin Gunnarsson, deputy chair of the central board and Janne Fjelde Thu, new project manager for Bære Sammen and board member
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Løvemammaene' rights officer and board member, Gunn Helen Ege, and board member, Guri Wevelstad, were in a dialogue meeting today with State Secretary Ellen Rønning-Arnesen from the Ministry of Health and Care Services. They brought up the topic from the discussion in Dagsnytt 18 and shared many of the same views when it comes to the follow-up of children and young people with serious illnesses and their families.
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