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
EASPD is looking for an artist and/or a story writer who can develop a comic book for young children, under the age of six. This book will explain the advantages and importance of quality, accessible, well-funded early childhood intervention services.
Read more …After visiting Romania in November 2018, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunja Mijatovic has released a report on the situation of human rights of persons with disabilities, violence against women and the ongoing reform of the judiciary and criminal legislation.
Read more …Avise, partner of EASPD member organisation Nexem, has just released its latest handbook, on how to asses social impact, in English.
Read more …The European Commission has published in-depth Country Reports for every Member State in the context of the European Semester.
Read more …Social Services Europe is looking for a Researcher to carry out joint and independent research at European level.
Read more …The ENhANCE project which aims to increase the specialisation level of Family Community Nurses in Primary Health Care has released their first newsletter.
Read more …EASPD would like to announce that applications are now being taken for 1 position on the the EASPD board. The elections will take place at the next General Assembly meeting at the EASPD spring conference in Bucharest, Romania on the 18th May.
The duration of the term of the newly elected board member will be until October 2020. EASPD would therefore like to invite members to submit their candidature for the position of board member by 29th April 2019!
Read more …The Hope peer mentor team in Southwell, UK reports about their experience in the HOPE project so far.
Read more …We have developed a membership profiling survey to help us have a more precise understanding of our members' key areas of proven knowledge and topics they are interested to expand their knowledge on.
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The European Institute of Women’s Health (EIWH) has released a new report that presents the prevalence of dementia in Europe and its socio-economic impact. It also includes more details on women and dementia (incidence and prevalence, women’s experience with dementia, women as carers).
The Paper also looks at how the European Union and Member States are addressing the dementia challenge (EU research, EU policy) and presents the global response on dementia and policy recommendations to support the EIWH.
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