EASPD is the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities and represents over 15.000 support services for persons with disabilities across Europe
Click here to access EASPD's new E-learning Hub, our learning, sharing and networking platform for members.
On 3rd-4th October EASPD and their partners KVPS will host the international conference Staff Matters! Disability Workforce of Tomorrow' in Helsinki Finland.
EASPD developed a funding information system which contains a series of useful information about funding and financing opportunities.You will also find a project partners seach platform updated daily. Check it out now!
On the 3rd-4th October the Inclusion in Society by the Arts (ISA) and Audience Blending by Arts (ABBA) projects held two events to promote the inclusion of all in the arts.
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During the 2nd their second annual Flagship Conference in Helsinki the Social Platform launched their recommendations on an economy of wellbeing approach that leaves no one behind.
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Following their European Conference ‘Employment for All’ dabei-austria, with the support of EASPD, have launched their declaration on the provision of better opportunities for persons with disabilities in the labour market.
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Staff are the greatest asset of support and social care services. Despite the importance of staff, the recruitment and retention of an appropriate qualified workforce is an increasing challenge across Europe. EASPD present Jim Crowe talks more about what the future can hold for the Disability workforce.
Read more …Following European Commission's reply to a request for clarifications about the use of the EU Public Procurement Directive in tendering for social services, EASPD produced a technical briefing focused on the increased flexibility and expanded possibilities to take into account social considerations.
Read more …EASPD has released a report on the European Disability Strategy (EDS) 2010-2020.
Read more …At their international conference “Staff Matters! Disability Workforce of Tomorrow,” stresses the need to recognize the importance of support and social care staff and to invest in the future disability workforce of tomorrow
On Thursday 12th September 2019, EASPD Members from 8 different EU countries gathered in Brussels to deliver their messages on the pressing issues regarding service provision in their country and the role of the European Semester in contributing to a solution.
The European Association of Service providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD) launches its latest report: “How to fund quality care and support services: 7 key elements”.
AMiD is an EU funded project that aims to support the efficient management of the reception and
