The president of the Spanish Association of Families and Affected Lipodistrodias (AELIP), Naca Eulalia Perez de Tudela, has participated in the IV International Conference on Early Childhood and Family Education held at the University of Santiago de Compostela.
During his speech he could convey the needs, in the educational context, to which a person living with a rare disease faces.
Likewise, he also stressed the important role of early intervention in relation to individuals and families with rare diseases.
The Fourth International Conference on Early Childhood and Family Education has developed between 10 and 12 September, and has also been attended by the president of the Spanish Federation for Rare Diseases (ERDF), the totanero Juan Carrion.
This Congress has been organized by the Early Warning Unit of the University of Santiago de Compostelay investigaciónESCULCAy group therein have citaprestigiosos researchers around the world in the field of early care and intervention of developmental disorders and education in family contexts.
