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The Dr. Tamás Dizseri Habilitation Center opened its doors in 1983 with the mission to provide daytime care and employment opportunities for people with disabilities, to encourage their activity, increase their independence, and support their social integration. The Habilitation Center is a place where it is good to be – where our clients can flourish, find friends, and receive support.
Day care is of utmost importance to us, ensuring that all our clients receive the highest possible level of development and care. Therefore, we continuously expand the range of our activities, strive to improve and develop our environment, and involve dedicated professionals and volunteers in our work. Our goal is for our clients to acquire practical, useful knowledge that helps them navigate everyday life and enables them to live with the greatest possible independence.
We place great emphasis on ensuring that everyone can participate in meaningful, value-creating activities during the day and find engagements best suited to their abilities and interests. These are mostly creative activities that not only bring joy but also develop manual and practical skills.
The group of children with severe and multiple disabilities was admitted to the Dr. Tamás Dizseri Habilitation Center in 2022. The children take part in day care, which is complemented by four hours of developmental education and teaching each day, provided by the teachers of Móra Ferenc Primary School and EGYMI in Érd. Their curriculum includes movement, speech, communication, self-care, and music therapy. In addition to the education provided by the school, the Habilitation Center offers dog therapy, supervision, and catering.
Individual and group physiotherapy here is not only about strengthening muscles. It is truly a remedy that improves coordination, increases independence, and even boosts overall well-being. Over time, it has become an integral part of our daily routine. The good company and cheerful atmosphere add so much value that the exercises become even more enjoyable.
At the Érd Arena, professionally led water-based exercise sessions are held weekly to improve our clients’ general fitness, posture, coordination, balance, and well-being.
Through the tools of drama pedagogy, we can “model” everyday life situations and explore possible “responses” to them. Role-playing and situational exercises help participants develop skills that support more effective conflict management, the release of inner tension, and the processing of setbacks and failures.
This means personalized guidance for adults living with disabilities, covering life support, organizing meaningful activities, developing practical intelligence, and helping with everyday orientation. Building on the programs already well established in our institution — such as the Drama Workshop, Movement Theatre, and Music Therapy — we provide complementary development individually and in small groups to improve attention, memory, and thinking.
With the method of tale therapy, using live, personal storytelling, we can achieve significant results. In these stories, we all become participants. During storytelling, not only concentration and imagination develop, but also self-awareness and problem-solving skills. The symbols of tales help maintain a healthy distance from personal problems, while by stepping into the role of a character we can face our own struggles and difficulties. This perspective enables us to see challenges more clearly and discover possible solutions.
During guided meditation, our clients learn to focus on themselves and immerse themselves in stories that evoke different sensations in both body and mind. Through these sessions, they acquire correct breathing techniques, develop body awareness, and gain the opportunity to know, accept, and love themselves more deeply.
With the help of a structured curriculum, our clients become familiar with workplace expectations, learn proper behavior and communication, and gain awareness of their rights and responsibilities. This knowledge helps them enter the open labor market with greater success after completing the program.
The certified therapy dogs and trainers of the Azúr Canine Therapy Association are regular visitors. These sessions place great emphasis on developing social, cognitive, motor, and communication skills — and of course, on creating a joyful atmosphere.
We consider it important that leisure programs be a regular part of our clients’ daily schedule, as our goal is to make the time spent at the institution joyful and rich in experiences. We regularly organize programs and excursions tailored to their interests and encourage them to learn how to plan and spend their free time meaningfully outside the institution as well.
The ensemble was founded and led by Eszter Bolyki for more than 20 years. Since 2016, Ádám Rozbora has directed the group, which won the Special Prize at the European Bell and Handbell Festival in 2018 and 2019. In addition to refining its existing repertoire, the group continuously learns new pieces. Beyond playing music, rhythm coordination and musical dramaturgy games enrich the sessions. In 2024, the group introduced the Ulwilla color notation system, using tone bars received from our Dutch supporters.
The Felhőjárók Movement Theatre is an artistic community founded in 2003 in Százhalombatta, and since 2021 it has been operated by the Felhőjárók Foundation. Several members of the Habilitation Center have since joined the group. Felhőjárók tell stories through gestures and movement about abandonment, acceptance, joy and sorrow, about the game we call LIFE. Their goal is to replace pity with the feeling of “we are one,” emphasizing that we all long for the same thing: to love and to be loved. The group has successfully participated in numerous national and international festivals.
Facebook page: Felhőjárók Foundation
Our institution operates a developmental employment program. A maximum of 15 people can participate, and we are currently providing work opportunities for 11 individuals. The focus of our employment activities is the production of high-quality products, placing great emphasis on enabling everyone to achieve their best possible performance according to their own abilities, both in terms of quality and quantity. In our textile and ceramics workshops, we create unique, durable, and high-standard utility and decorative items that meet the expectations of modern times. We pay special attention to design, preparation, and the selection of raw materials to ensure our products represent the highest quality possible.
Today, our work is recognized not only in Érd but increasingly across the country, with numerous orders coming from different regions of Hungary.
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The Centre of Social Care Services is an integrated institute of Érd city with county rights, that provides complex services in the field of child protection, elderly care, homeless care and habilitation.
Centre of Social Care
2030 Érd, Topoly Street 2.
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