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EASPD is the EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES and represents 10.000 social service provider organisations across Europe and across disability. The main objective of EASPD, based on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006), is to promote the equalisation of opportunities for people with disabilities through effective and high quality service systems. We believe in interdependence and partnership of user organisations, providers and authorities at all levels to tackle the challenges ahead.  

 

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Participate in a survey on ICT and Assistive Technology in Europe!

Let us know how and to what extent your organisation uses ICT and Assistive Technology and contribute to a Europe-wide research on PCT for people with disabilities by completing the following online questionnaire:

http://easpd.hft.org.uk
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EASPD Conference "Me and Me. Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities: Dual Diagnosis?"

24-25 May 2012, Ljubljana

!! Registrations are now open !!

Register on 

http://krickrac.net/demo/sous/index_eng.html

or via www.easpd.eu

 

EASPD ON FACEBOOK

You can now follow EASPD on youtube

Please find out more about the ECC

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EASPD is partner in:

European Song Festival, 27-29 June 2012, Cork, Ireland

For more information: http://www.irishperformingarts.ie/

or contact elisa.bruno@easpd.eu

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EASPD supports

EASPD supports

EASPD takes part in the campaing "Freedom of movement for all" launched by the European Disability Forum

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