The deterioration of the economy has led to the emergence of a small but growing urban population of displaced children without shelter or supervision. Today, according to the 1999 census, about 380 street children live in Ulaanbaatar. The major achievements of the Community-Based Rehabilitation for Disabled Children project are social integration of children with disabilities and attitudinal changes of the families themselves. Four training resource rooms were established to encourage children and parents to interact and learn in a positve environment. Children with disabilities participate in non-formal education activities, learn songs, draw pictures and play games.
Parents attend counseling meetings on the care and rehabilitation of children with disabilities.
Promote prevention of the causes of child disabilities to ensure the right of children to a healthy life. Provide educational and training opportunities and rehabilitation services. Maintain monitoring and evaluation of the project outcomes. A ssistance to Street and Neglected Children Child living with his family in a Ulaanbaatar underground steam tunnel used for access to the pipes that provide buildings with steam for heating from the central power station. Many of the activities included basic service delivery that included child registration, shelter in care centers, community based education and health care.