Having found themselves in forced emigration, in the countries where such families are moving, they experience problems with receiving medical care, medication, education for a child with disabilities, social support measures, which are not immediately included even in the most prosperous and socially-oriented countries.

It is also of fundamental importance for children with disabilities to receive help from specialists who speak their native language, and to maintain, especially during transitional moments, their usual routine activities.

Highly qualified and experienced specialists working in the field of helping children and adults with disabilities, lost the opportunity to continue working in their specialty and providing assistance when they moved. And children and adults who need their help lost the opportunity to receive it.