all across Europe
European Association of Service providers for Persons with Disabilities
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EASPD is the European Association of Service providers for Persons with Disabilities and represents over 20,000 support services for persons with disabilities across Europe.
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We promote equal opportunities for people with disabilities through effective and high-quality service systems.
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Education
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Employment
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Inclusive Living
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Technology
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Early Childhood Intervention
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Arts and Culture
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Workforce Development
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Funding of Social Services
When done right, quality care and support enables people to live independently, in the community, to make choices, and to have control over their lives.
James Crowe, EASPD President
Person-centred technology member forum’s looking for feedback (Members only)!EASPD’s person centred technology member forum has taken an initiative to update its policy paper. Give us your feedback!
DDS-MAP project partners meet in CroatiaThe Dynamic Digital Skills for Agility and Resilience in Medical and Allied Professions was officially presented at the Faculty of Dental Medicine and…
CO-RESP Declaration on the use of Socially Responsible Public Procurement (SRPP)This Declaration was made to urge local authorities to understand the potential of SRPP for people with disabilities.
RightToConnect project held multiplier events in Austria and ParisOn 11th and 12th July, Johannes Kepler University Linz organised a transnational event with the purpose of sharing the outputs of the RightToConnect…
RightToConnect partners met online for their third transnational project meetingTalking about their latest e-learning platform, RTCN project partners met online.
How accessible is your country?Answer the survey by AccessibleEU on how accessible you think your surroundings are.
Newly Announced International Day of Care and SupportUN announces a new day to recognise the importance of social care and support.
New EU–World Health Organisation partnership: building more accessible, better quality and resilient long-term care systemsEU and WHO will work together to help improve access to affordable high-quality long-term care.
