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 PROJECTS
- “The Roma – Life and Health”. This project was financed by the Roma Programme of the Open Society Fund, 1997/1998.
- “Clinically-epidemiology research of hereditary diseases among the various Roma groups”. This project was financed by the “Roma” Programme of the Open Society Fund, 1988/1999.
- “Neuro-muscular diseases among Gypsies – from genetic epidemiology towards new nozological entities”. This project was financed by the Association Francaise contre les Myopathies, Paris, 1998-2000.
- Health education and prevention of grave hereditary diseases among high-risk Roma groups”, financed by the Open Society Fund, 1999/2000
- Regional and ethno-specific minorities’ health problems in Bulgaria”. The project was financed by the Medical Commission of the Open Society Fund, 2000-2001.
- “Practical models of integration – from education towards ethnic-cultural dialogue and development”. The project was financed by the “Inter-ethnic Development Fund” Programme. 2000/2001. Joint project with Integro Foundation, village of Ognianovo, Gurmen Municipality.
- “Equal access of chronically ill and handicapped Roma to health care and social services”. The project was financed by the Open Society Fund, 2001-2002.
- “Introduction of the mediator system in the town of Kyustendil – a model for the improvement of the access of the Roma community to health care and social services”. The project was financed by “Partners-Bulgaria” Foundation and was implemented in a partnership with Nevo Drom Association, 2003-2004. As the most successful project, its was re-financed by “Partners&Bulgaria” Foundation, 2003-2004.
- “Introduction of the mediator system in the town of Sandanski and Gurmen Municipality, Blagoevgrad Region – a model for the improvement of the access of the Roma community to health care and social services”. The project was financed by the Open Society Fund and was implemented in a partnership with Integro Foundation, village of Ognianovo, and Pirin-2000 Foundation, town of Sandanski, 2002-2003.
- “Collection and phenotyping of a cohort of Roma families with epilepsy, suitable for genome analysis”. The project is financed by the “Scientific Research” National Fund of the Ministry of Education and Science, 2003-2006.
- “Ensuring minorities access to health care”, within the PHARE Programme of the Ministry of Health Care in a consortium with The Open Society Institute, Sofia, the Bulgarian Family Planning and Sexual Health Association, and the Balkan Foundation for Intercultural Education and Understanding “Diversity”, 2003-2004.
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