Senate of the Republic of Poland and the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity Foundation will host a debate where experts will attempt to find a solution to the crisis in the filed of Polish psychiatric care, especially issues befalling children's and youth psychic care and treatment.
Marshal of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, professor Tomasz Grodzki, and Chairman of the Board of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity Foundation, Jurek Owsiak will host and lead the debate. The experts will meet at the Senate on March 11th.
Children's and youth psychiatric care cannot wait. The diagnosis is clear - the scale of neglect is, enormous, and we must deal with a significant problem. We must take action immediately, so we need to ask experts for their advice and decide what the needs of the sector are. We need to find out what steps are necessary to help young people struggling with mental health get the help they require, said Tomasz Grodzki
We received research materials regarding children's and youth psychiatric care, and the results of the research are shocking. I sincerely hope that a meeting regarding this crisis in psychiatric care will allow us to take an immediate - and I must stress the need for immediate action. The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity began working to help already, said Jurek Owsiak.
On 5 December, we organized the 68th Open Tender dedicated to the aim of the 30th Grand Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, i.e. paediatric ophthalmology.
Months of preparation, thousands of events around the world and hundreds of thousands of people involved. The 32nd Finale of GOCC is just around the corner! In Warsaw, the Orchestra's heart will be beating the loudest at PGE Narodowy meadows. It is here Jurek Owsiak summed up preparations for the next edition of the fundraising.
The merry tunes of the Great Orchestra reach the world's ends! Our melody of solidarity and friendship will once again play across the globe thanks to our amazing volunteers. What are the colours of the wind coming from both the poles?
