EASPD est l' Association Européenne des Prestataires de services pour Personnes en situation de Handicap et représente plus de 12.000 services d'accompagnement pour personnes en situation de handicap en Europe.
Our online conference last week was a huge success, we reached all corners of Europe and even further with our message. The right to cultural participation and access to the arts is a human right and more needs to be done to ensure that all members of society can fully enjoy and make the most of this essential part of life.
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The new Erasmus Programme (2021-2027) includes the possibility for organisations to apply for accreditation: an innovative way of receiving benefits.
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EASPD recently responded to the European Commission's Consultation by calling for a section to be dedicated to children with disabilities and their support needs in the Child Guarantee.
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Israel-based not-for-profit organisation Beit Issie Shapiro is partnering up with Florida International University's Embrace Programme to host a series of 3 webinars, all focusing on play and leisure for children with disabilities, particularly, how parents and caregivers can create an environment with the right conditions to learn and play.
Lire la suite …In light of the current negotiation of the future European Disability Strategy, EASPD has published its recommendations to enable support and social care services help realise the full implementation of the UNCRPD across Europe
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Last week at #EASPDturns20 Conference, EASPD co-signed a Joint Declaration on "Developing together the Support Services of Tomorrow" with European Disability Forum, European Network on Independent Living - ENIL, Coface Families Europe, Inclusion Europe, and Mental Health Europe.
Lire la suite …On 16th October the General Assembly of the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities’ (EASPD) elected a new Executive Committee and Board
Hosted on 14th-15th Ocotber 'the Art of Inclusion - Disability and Diversity in Arts and Culture' conference showcased the work of artists and performers from across the world while calling for a clear strategy to promote meaningful inclusion.
Yesterday, the European Commission launched its Communication on achieving the European Education Area by 2025. The Communication presents the Commission’s plan to re-enforce cooperation on education in the EU and presents concrete steps to deliver on this ambition.
