The Tsad Kadima association was established in 1987 to promote access to special education (the Peto conductive education approach) developed in Hungary as an integral part of the education system. The association runs a diverse range of programs for infants, children and adults with cerebral palsy and developmental disorders throughout the country in order to get the child/adult to actively engage and achieve independent functioning, and fit into a normative framework. EAPC purchased special equipment for the association.