Till lunchtime and left. i don t like criticising my colleagues, but this is not the way it s done. victoria s one of 22 children moved here from an orphanage in donetsk, and left behind when the less severely disabled children were taken to germany. she has frequent seizures, and we re told she s put in restraints at night. victoria is m years old. in fact, these are all teenage girls. the nurse tells me she s not used to dealing with this level of disability and she believes the children aren t able to understand their situation. she asks, what intellect can you see here? my heart breaks, actually, as a mother of two children. disability rights experts are documenting the conditions. even though they re in a safe place, their state will deteriorate with time because they are not getting any stimulation, any kind of rehabilitation. and, to me, this is further disabling them. these were confined lives of institutionalised dependence
In fact, these are all teenage girls. the nurse tells me she s not used to dealing with this level of disability and she believes the children aren t able to understand their situation. she asks, what intellect can you see here? my heart breaks, actually, as a mother of two children. disability rights experts are documenting the conditions. even though they re in a safe place, their state will deteriorate with time because they are not getting any stimulation, any kind of rehabilitation. and, to me, this is further disabling them. these were confined lives of institutionalised dependence long before the war. there s no future for these children beyond these walls. these homes are relics of an outdated system. the boss insists a resident sings for us. staff shortages mean older residents help care for some children, and those in from the east have much greater needs than this place can handle. and disability rights
I thought they would come in here and tell us who had epilepsy, who was incontinent, and so on. but then they sat here till lunchtime and left. i don t like criticising my colleagues, but this is not the way it s done. victoria s one of 22 children moved here from an orphanage in donetsk, and left behind when the less severely disabled children were taken to germany. she has frequent seizures, and we re told she s put in restraints at night. victoria is m years old. in fact, these are all teenage girls. the nurse tells me she s not used to dealing with this level of disability and she believes the children aren t able to understand their situation. she asks, what intellect can you see here? my heart breaks, actually, as a mother of two children. disability rights experts are documenting the conditions. even though they re in a safe place, their state will deteriorate with time because they are not getting any stimulation, any kind of rehabilitation. and, to me, this is further disabl
Epilepsy, who was incontinent, and so on. but then they sat here till lunchtime and left. i don t like criticising my colleagues, but this is not the way it s done. victoria s one of 22 children moved here from an orphanage in donetsk, and left behind when the less severely disabled children were taken to germany. she has frequent seizures, and we re told she s put in restraints at night. victoria is m years old. in fact, these are all teenage girls. the nurse tells me she s not used to dealing with this level of disability and she believes the children aren t able to understand their situation. she asks, what intellect can you see here? my heart breaks, actually, as a mother of two children. disability rights experts are documenting the conditions. even though they re in a safe place, their state will deteriorate with time because they are not getting any stimulation, any kind of rehabilitation. and, to me, this is
Epilepsy, who was incontinent, and so on. but then they sat here till lunchtime and left. i don t like criticising my colleagues, but this is not the way it s done. victoria s one of 22 children moved here from an orphanage in donetsk, and left behind when the less severely disabled children were taken to germany. she has frequent seizures, and we re told she s put in restraints at night. victoria is m years old. in fact, these are all teenage girls. the nurse tells me she s not used to dealing with this level of disability and she believes the children aren t able to understand their situation. she asks, what intellect can you see here? my heart breaks, actually, as a mother of two children. disability rights experts are documenting the conditions. even though they re in a safe place, their state will deteriorate with time because they are not getting any stimulation, any kind of rehabilitation. and, to me, this is further disabling them.