EU-Projects

LebensGroß is actively involved in the development of innovative projects in various national and international networks.

 

One focus is on projects funded by the European Union. Many innovations and educational offers are developed within the framework of these European projects.

U-Digitalize

U-Digitalize is a digital transformation Project aimed at empowering professionals from 3rd sector so they are capable of virtualizing the care for people with functional diversity. We live in a context of uncertainly, in wich changes are becoming larger, faster and more complex. The speed of theses changes imposed by globalization and the digital world has incresead as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Digital disruption is changing aspects as diverese as: organizational models and bussiness management, production processes, living habits and social relationships. The imperative of caring for people afected by chronic and disabling diseases has driven the development of virtualized care sessions, carried put by highly motivated professionals, but with limited training and digital skills. The Third Sector organizations dealing with social-health care of people with functional diversity use diverse digital tools, but don’t count on digital transformation models from which learn and how to take steps towards the integration of user care models base don new technologies. In addition, the professionals don’t have the necessary training to enable them to carry out their work in virtual formats with guarantees.

www.udigitalize.eu

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EFDI – Ecological Future Diverse and Inclusive

The EFDI project – Ecological Future Diverse and Inclusive – aims to make knowledge, skills and opportunities for participation on the topics of climate protection and sustainability easily accessible for people with intellectual and/ or complex disabilities. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities establishes the right of persons with disabilities to education. An inclusive education system and lifelong learning should be guaranteed at all levels. Yet even today, adults with intellectual disabilities and/ or complex disabilities have few opportunities to acquire comprehensive knowledge on the topics of climate protection and sustainability. One reason for this is the lack of suitable educational materials and barrier-free accessible information. In the EFDI project, tailor-made offers for people with intellectual and/ or complex disabilities as well as inclusive educational materials are developed, which contribute to a growing awareness of climate protection and the environment and an ecologically conscious lifestyle. The different needs of adult learners are specifically addressed through different learning designs (easy-to-understand language; multi-sensory activities; visual materials). People with intellectual disabilities are involved in the elaboration and development of the project results. Their know-how is of great value to the project. The EFDI project aims to take a further step towards inclusive education at EU level and to make an important contribution to the empowerment of people with intellectual and/ or complex disabilities. Within the framework of this project, the partnership aims to achieve the following objectives: • raise awareness of climate change and the environment • contribute to an ecologically conscious lifestyle • promote self-empowerment through campaigns and initiatives • benefit many people who need easy-to-understand language or alternative learning methods • encourage civil society organisations to contribute to the fight against climate change and for a healthy planet.

efdi-project.eu/

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Simple4All – Promoting inclusive learning

The Simpl4All project aims to make education and training in Europe more attractive and better. This EU project contributes to inclusive learning by creating accessible educational tools and materials, upskilling teaching and support staff and promoting the use of digital technologies and networking.

www.simpl4all.eu

 

Co-funded by the Erasmus Plus Programme of the European Union.

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