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Center for Rehabilitation Tijuana, Baja California

Centro de Rehabilitación Integral en Tijuana Background Baja California is a young state that has confronted important population changes in more than 50 years, duplicating its population in a period less than half the nation s population growth and by that, is facing a transformation from a rural state, into a city that 92% of its population now lives in the urban zone. Counting with the highest nationwide migratory flow, our communities grow with the highest proportions than the rest of the country, to mention some communities like Playas de Rosarito and Tijuana, the rhythm of growth is from 8.3% and 5.5% annually. This accelerated growth generated a series of social conditions that require priority attention from the different government facilities and requires the immediate involvement from the organized civil society. Disabilities in Baja California Mexicali 32% Tijuana 49% Rosarito 2% Ensenada 4% Tecate 3%

Center for Rehabilitation in Tijuana Our Mission To offer a better quality of life for persons with disabilities and family members by offering a specialized attention with specialized personnel and installations. Justification Actually in Baja California we count with 2 mobile units for rehabilitation, three basic units located in Ensenada, San Quintin, Rosarito and a Rehabilitation Center in Mexicali. These are figures below half the nation s alert and providing insufficient consultations for the needs of the population. Only in the community of Tijuana it represents 50.6% of the states population and 48.5% of the population have a disability. This indicates the urgent need to put our efforts on the coast of our entity. For this reasons we have developed a project to construct the Center for Rehabilitation and Integrity and the Rainbow Park in Tijuana. Therefore, we would satisfy the populations demand in the coast.

Center for Rehabilitation in Tijuana Center for Rehabilitation in Tijuana General Objective To offer a vanguard space for persons with disabilities where they can obtain services such as detection, diagnose, attention; also, offering social reintegration. Specific Objectives:.To offer different options of rehabilitation for persons with mobile, visual, auditive, neurological, and learning disabilities with modern installations and specialized personnel. 2.To offer specialized attention to patients referred from the DIF Systems, The Basic Units and The Mobile Units. 3.To lend Telemedicine services that requires specialized attention in the communities where the basic rehabilitation units are installed. 4.To establish programs that promotes the social reintegration of a person with disabilities. 5.To establish programs that incorporates all the family members in the process of rehabilitation and to reintegrate all persons with disabilities. 6.To count with a statewide attention to persons with disabilities counting with three Rehabilitation Mobile Units, three Basic Rehabilitation Units and two Rehabilitation Integrity Centers, one would be in Mexicali and the new project in Tijuana. 7. To benefit almost 20,000 families in Tijuana, Tecate, Rosarito and Ensenada of which at least one family member has a disability.

Center for Rehabilitation in Tijuana Areas of attention Specialized Medical Consultation Rehabilitation Consultation Human Communication Consultation Ophthalmology Consultation Rehabilitation Therapy Mecanotherapy Hydrotherapy Electrotherapy Center of Adapted Technology Neurological Therapy Social Work Psychological Attention Individual Group Family Occupational Therapy Orthesis Shop

Center for Rehabilitation in Tijuana Snoozly This space offers a therapy of neurological stimulation developed in Europe. In the beginning, this space was developed to offer attention only to adult patients with Alzheimer and Parkinson, in which permits the patients being treated under this therapy experiment different visual, hearing stimulation that permits them reach important levels of relaxation therefore, facilitating the therapeutic process. Equipo requerido Equipment Quantity Objective Costo Interactive panels 6 Tactic, Visual and Hearing Stimulation $90,000 Cushioned walls 4 Tactic Stimulation and Patient Safety $0,000 Fiber optic 2 Visual Stimulation and Fine Coordination $8,000 Bubble lamp with control box 2 Visual Stimulation $32,000 Hand texture set 4 Motor Stimulation $5,000 Mirrored sphere for effects Visual Stimulation $8,000 Proyection canyon with rotating base and effect balls canyon, base, 6 balls Visual Stimulation $4,000 Aroma diffuser with aroma set Smell Stimulation $8,000 Cushioned couch 4 Patient Positioning $9,000 Texture panel 3 Tactic Stimulation $9,000 Black light with electronic Visual Stimulation $8,000 regulator Luminous carpet 4 Visual and Tactic Stimulation $3,000 Ambiance audio equipment Auditory Stimulation $20,000 Total: $29,000.00

General Objective To serve children and adolescents with any visual, mobile, hearing, intellectual disability by developing a learning procedure through different physical activities, social and recreational activities based on pedagogic methods. Specific Objetive. To complement the process of rehabilitation through recreational activities 2. To offer a large space where the disabled person and family members can feel at home. 3. To foment the development of new abilities and adeptness to take children and adolescents with disabilities into an independent life. 4. To offer an educational system specialized in special education and enough space where they can develop the integral growth of children and adolescents with disabilities.

Areas of attention To develop manual and adeptness abilities Language stimulation Corporal control activities Tactical and sensorial stimulation Socialization area Pedagogy area Recreational area Expression activities

Playground I The swings represent stimulation and enjoyment that permits a better neck and back stability making better work process. Also, favoring the adaptation conduct of new space environment and movements. Equipment Module with 6 regular swings Module with 5 adapted swings Module with 5 swings Pendulum style Quantity Cost $ 28,000.00 36,000.00 47,000.00 Module with 2 swings adapted by 2 plazas Monkey bars with suspension equipment 32,000.00 52,000.00 Ball Pool TOTAL $ 95,000.00 This is a space where related psychomotor activities are performed, in which through the introduction to color, forms, sizes and ball-relaxation massages, the specific location in need is stimulated by fortifying the lower and upper membranes, the muscular tone and the motor coordination. This space promotes the recreation by permitting enough space to play freely, favoring all the internal emotional process. Equipment Quantity Cost Ball set with basic colors 4000 $ 0,000.00 Pool of 5.8 m of diameter with a height of 26.5 m2 with a perimetrical net for safety 52,000.00 TOTAL $ 62,000.00 TOTAL COST OF PROYECT $ 257,000.00

Playground II In this space we foment the activities of coordination such as equilibration, balance and stretching of the muscles. Also, we can work on coordination of visuomotor and socialization skills. Equipment Module with 4 mountable figures with a spring system Quantity Cost $ 76,000.00 Module with 5 double slides and with return ramps $56,000.00 Escalator Equipment Module covered in grass with an elevation of.2m, with two fiberglass slides Jumper Equipment Jumper, 9m2 height with support removable bars. TOTAL Quantity TOTAL Quantity $ 32,000.00 Cost $ 90,000.00 $ 32,000.00 Cost $25,000.00 TOTAL $ 25,000.00 COSTO TOTAL DEL PROYECTO $ 247,000.00