PubMed · 896520
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The purpose of this paper is to describe the need for and the creation of a new service delivery package for the client with learning difficulties whose behaviour challenges services or society, or who is a 'victim of the system', and not responding to available resources. Adventure-based courses are delivered in a context of supportive therapy which effects measurable change. There is continuing research-based evaluation of this new approach which will be reported in due course.
In 1990, 230 scout camps organized throughout the whole of Poland (except for the Legnica and Lódź voivodeships) were inspected. In co-operation with the staff of the children's and youth hygiene departments of the provincial sanitary-and-epidemiological stations, the data concerning the hygienic and health conditions at scout camps collected. Moreover, information on medical care, health state and nutrition at these camps was obtained. The data showed that in the period under survey, despite some exceptions, the hygienic and health conditions at scout camps could be regarded as satisfactory, when making allowances for the current limited organizing, financial and staff-related possibilities of scouting. In the present difficult economic situation of Poland, when the standard of living of many families is low, special attention has to be given to balanced nutrition of children, which is decisive of their normal psychophysical development.