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Kousha House for Children<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n

Geographical Location: <\/strong>Emamzadeh Yahya neighborhood, Baharestan Street, Tehran
\nAge Group:<\/strong>\u00a0\u06f4-\u06f6 year olds, babies and toddlers
\nNumber of Children: <\/strong>
\nNumber of Teachers:<\/strong> 15
\nStart Date:<\/strong> September 2014
\nIn Progress<\/strong><\/p>\n

Kousha House for Children<\/em> started its activity in Dabir-ol-Molk Toys and Health House\u00a0<\/em>concentrating on working children in Emamzadeh Yahya neighborhood, Baharesten since 2001. This house belonged to Mirza Mohammad Hussein Khan Farahani<\/em> known as\u00a0Dabir-ol-Molk<\/em> who was one of the Qajar government officials. Dabir-ol-Molk<\/em> historic house which\u00a0has been restored\u00a0by Tehran Municipality<\/em>, was a place for educating, training and playing for\u00a0working\u00a0children and the children from low-income families. In\u00a0September 2014 four workshops were held for the teachers of Kousha House for Children<\/em>. Thereupon, the Read with Me\u00a0program started its activity officially in this center from October 2014.<\/p>\n

Another phase of the center’s activities began when they were transferred from Dabir-ol-Malik House to a new location. In addition to Reading Aloud sessions and Basic Literacy Creative education, the new child-centered library of this center welcomes children. A series of Reading with Babies and Toddlers workshops are also held at this center for mothers.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n\n