• Awareness and information about functional diversity to mothers and relatives of children and teenagers with Functional Diversity (F.D.)

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• Training on the different causes that generate functional diversity.

• Destigmatising people with F.D. dismantling false myths.

• Rights and abilities of people with F.D.

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• Trainings in people with behavioural disorders.

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• Trainings in direct intervention in disruptive behaviours.

• Provide mothers with tools and basic guidelines for the regulation of disruptive behaviour present in their children.

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• Training of the worker responsible for the project.

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• Functional Diversity training.

• Specific training on Autonomy, Communication, Inclusion, Rights, Leisure and Behaviour Disorders.

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• Training in necessary skills to carry out the basic activities of daily life.

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• Self-care: Brushing teeth, washing face and hands.

• Autonomy in food (learn to eat alone, to drink, etc.).

• Basic home tasks.