In an increasingly digital world, it is essential to strengthen the digital skills of social economy actors, including Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) and service providers supporting people with disabilities. This will ensure their sustainability, impact, and ability to innovate. Organisations supporting people with disabilities, in particular, risk being left behind if digital tools and services are not accessible or effectively used.  

National Training Opportunities 

To respond to this challenge, the DIGITABLE project is organising a series of local training sessions, both online and in-person. The sessions will be held in national languages in Belgium, the Netherlands, Romania, and Spain throughout 2025 and 2026. The training activities will focus on Artificial Intelligence, Digital Literacy and the practical use of digital tools within social economy organisations. 

Financial Support for Participants   

To support participation in these training opportunities, DIGITABLE is offering several grants for staff working within the social economy to attend, including WISEs and service providers with a specific focus on those providing services to people with disabilities. These grants help cover travel and participation costs.  

To learn more about the eligibility criteria, application steps and selection processes, please read the DIGIT-ABLE Financial Support Guide here.   

Calls for applications for each study visit are published on the DIGIT-ABLE project website.  

Upcoming national sessions 

For more information on upcoming national sessions and how to apply for support, follow the links below:  

• Belgium (Flanders) – the website will be available from 2 October 
• Netherlands  
• Spain   
• Romania    

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The DIGIT-ABLE project is funded by the EU Single Market Programme under the call Proximity and social economy industrial ecosystem: boosting the digital transition of social economy enterprises and SMEs (SMPCOSME-2023-SEED).