The Lumya Campus, dedicated to adolescents and adults with autism, is being completed in Bolintin-Vale, providing spaces for therapy and sheltered housing.
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The Lumya Campus, the first multifunctional center in Romania dedicated to individuals with autism, is in the final stages of infrastructure completion in Bolintin-Vale. It will provide 21,500 square meters for inclusion, with spaces for therapy, sheltered housing, and social activities. The purpose of the campus is to support the development of a residential community, facilitating access for adolescents and adults with autism to therapies and skills necessary for an independent life.
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