Naujienos

February 17, 2025
How to Allocate 1.2% of Your Income Tax (GPM) to “Nepatogūs”?

You can allocate 1.2% of your income tax on the website: vmi.lt/evmi/deklaruoti-pajamas. When filling out the request to allocate a portion of your income tax to a beneficiary, use the guide (Vedlys) and enter the beneficiary’s identification number: 306635618.

PLAČIAU
January 29, 2025
We are looking for personal care staff

Have you ever wanted to change the world?If yes, then we need YOU! Soon, the first Co-Living Homes in Lithuania will open in the Vilnius region, where four young people with severe complex disabilities will live. We are therefore looking for PERSONAL CARE STAFF to become daily helpers and supporters for these young residents.

PLAČIAU
December 31, 2024
An experiment conducted in England opened a completely new perspective on disability — and its success is being sought to be replicated in Lithuania.

History is full of bold experiments that have changed our understanding of human potential and limits. One such experiment was the so-called Brooklands Experiment in England – a unique attempt not only to create a specialized space for young people with severe disabilities but also to show that life can be dignified and independent, regardless of physical or psychological limitations. The charitable foundation “Nepatogūs” has taken on the mission of replicating this success in Lithuania.

PLAČIAU
December 28, 2024
Disability Is Not a Barrier to Independent Living – A Successful Icelandic Project to Be Replicated in Lithuania

Rugged Iceland is known not only for its nature and music but also for its modern approach to people with disabilities. Projects implemented on this small island for people with disabilities and their families have created a significant impact. Their success story is now set to be replicated in Lithuania, led by families raising children with disabilities themselves, united under the charitable foundation “Nepatogūs”.

PLAČIAU
December 26, 2024
Uncomfortable people in an uncomfortable world: mothers of young adults with severe disabilities launch a unique project

In Lithuania, adults with severe complex disabilities typically live either with their parents or in care institutions. However, in the Vilnius region, the first homes are being completed where they will be able to live independently while receiving round-the-clock support.

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