The education program is accessible by all children and youth from the age of 3 years to 17 years admitted at CoRSU. On a daily basis an average of 15 children are provided with basic literacy skills. Furthermore, on average 20 children learn life skills and get to make new friends
Objectives of the education program
- To provide basic education (literacy skills to children who have not had the opportunity to attend school and enable children undergoing long-term and short-term rehabilitation at CoRSU to continue with their studies).
- To develop life skills through art and craft skills training, outside and indoor games, hygiene training, educational trips to the zoo (UWEC), music, dance and drama.
- To promote healthy lifestyles and independence for children and youth with physical disability through play and sports activities.
- To provide career guidance through counselling so as to achieve a positive attitude towards education.
- To provide opportunities for fun and develop social skills of the children.
Greetings from CoRSU Rehabilitation Hospital, and thank you so much for the good partnership, working relationship and cooperation that exist between us in support of CoRSU's Vision and Mission. On behalf of the Board of Directors, Management and Staff of CoRSU Rehabilitation Hospital, I regret to inform you of the departure of Mr. Davide Naggi who has been CoRSU's CEO for the past 5 years (2017-2022) but has moved on from CoRSU's service at the end of September 2022 after completing service of his last employment contract. Working with Davide has been an incredibly insightful experience and we appreciate his distinguished service at CoRSU Hospital particularly his commendable efforts in expanding the Hospital's network of donors and partners and standing with the indigene patients over the years. As we move forward, we will continue building onto his achievements, and we wish him the very best in his future endeavors.
Dr. Emmanuel Luyirika