About us
Hopp i Rörelse is a non-profit association working for children and young people with cerebral palsy and other neurological disabilities — and for their families.
Our purpose
The purpose of the association is to promote development, participation, health and quality of life for children and young people with cerebral palsy and other neurological disabilities. Our work is grounded in knowledge, empathy, respect and joy, and starts from each child's unique conditions and potential.
Read the full statement of purpose in the bylaws →- Share knowledge and raise awareness of neurological disabilities, rehabilitation, habilitation and brain plasticity
- Offer information, education, lectures and other knowledge-building activities
- Support children and their families by making information about therapies, interventions and current research accessible
- Follow, compile and share evidence-based knowledge about methods, outcomes and developments in Swedish and international care
- Promote transparency and dialogue about interventions that give children the best possible conditions to develop
- Help ensure that good examples, working methods and innovations benefit children and families
Our history
[TODO] Describe how the association came about: who started it, why, and what you want to achieve. A short, personal text of a few paragraphs works best.
Our vision
A future where every child with cerebral palsy or another neurological disability has access to knowledge-based care and the best possible conditions to develop. As part of this, the association aims in time to develop a centre where modern technology, specialised therapy and stimulating environments work together.
The board
- Alexander Elezov Chair
- Michal Stankov Vice chair
- Sara Kwiek Secretary
- Armando Kwiek Board member
Contact details
- admin@hoppirorelse.com
- Phone
- +46 739519369
- Postal address
- Anna Whitlocks gata 9, Stockholm, Sweden
- Organisation number
- 802557-5856