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PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
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At GIAN, we believe that inclusion doesn’t happen by accident: it is built, defended, and cultivated every day.
Our programs are designed to accompany children, families, communities, and institutions in this process.
Through a comprehensive and respectful view of neurodiversity, we promote actions that educate, empower, and generate social transformation
What we do
Community Education
Breaking the stigma begins with learning to see differently.
This program offers workshops, talks, forums, and educational materials aimed at:
- Newly diagnosed families
- Public and private schools
- Teachers, caregivers, and medical personnel
- Community organizations
Rights Advocacy and Legal Support
No child should face barriers alone.
This program provides free legal guidance and active defense in cases of discrimination, school exclusion, or violation of the rights of neurodivergent children.
- Individual legal counseling (families)
- Legal training for professionals
- Advocacy for public policies and inclusive legislation
Family Empowerment
When a family feels heard and supported, everything changes.
We offer emotional support, peer listening spaces, psychoeducational guidance, and support groups for mothers, fathers, caregivers, and siblings.
- Individual and group sessions (with professionals and families)
- Practical guides on inclusion, communication, and self-care
- Post-diagnosis support and school transitions
Research and Professional Training
A science with a human face, ethics, and social commitment.
This program promotes studies and research that address neurodiversity from a respectful, interdisciplinary, and culturally sensitive approach. It also offers continuous training to professionals in various fields.
- Collaborative publications and studies
- Seminars and certifications
- Consulting for educational and health institutions
5. School and Workplace Inclusion
Inclusion is not a separate classroom or an extra chair. It's true belonging.
GIAN works with schools, companies, and work environments to design strategies that ensure the effective inclusion of neurodivergent individuals.
- Individualized school inclusion plans
- Workshops for teaching teams and employers
- Consulting for inclusive internal policies