6 minutes ago) Vjosaʹ Foundation comes to the aid of autic children in Kosovo
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Kosovo architect Lulzim Behxhet, who now lives and operates for 30 years in Finland, has taken on a special initiative that aroused the curiosity of all around the world. The orphanage, at a difficult time the whole world is going through, has undertaken an initiative to establish the humanitarian foundation “VYAS”, with [...]
The orphanage, at a difficult time the whole world is going through, has undertaken an initiative to establish the humanitarian foundation “With headquarters in Helsinki. This foundation aims to support children with autism in Kosovo by helping to build 30 homes with the aim of educating aute Children.
It will implement 400 portraits of Albanian personalities, including the Rita Ora family, which will support this initiative. So far, the pool has made 300 portraits.
Part of this initiative, which has a very important role, is Alea Mehaji. She's the ambassador of the Vojosa Foundation.
Behdget in a conversation about Periscope has shown that the painting is his passion, and the first drawing he had dedicated to his wife.
The portraits I started making real with a friend, Bukra Bajrami. The idea began to cheer your friends with a portrait. Then, until he came to the father of Rita Ora. Those days was the world's autism day. Then the Faithful Rita's father told me to make a portrait of Vera, his and the children. When you take 60-70 portraits somewhere, I get some more to take to the gallery and sell and raise funds for children with autism in Kosovo, Behxhetti quotes his friend Besnik.
The fact is that the foundation is named after his daughter, Vjosa.
Behdget says that any help would be welcome and that he would help them on the road to fundraising.
While, it requires support from the Government, in finding location for housing construction.
I'm looking to give us a location of what you did to me. The location should be in a clean place somewhere in the suburbs because the houses are ecological, he said.
It says that this whole process to fund collection is going better now than he expected.
The process is going much better than I expected.
Finally, Behxhet has a call for the Government about finding the country, about building houses.
What I don't know about ink is the location to find them, I ask all those people who know where to put their location, but not in town. These houses are built for parents with autism, which I'm trying to change something in their lives, the needy are parents living with those kids, Lulzim Behxheet said in the end.
