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Three generations of one family smile, hug, and laugh as they take a walk outside. There is one grandparent, two parents, and two children, with the eldest being held by the father on the left of the image.

The humans behind family-centred Early Childhood Intervention

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Two pairs of hands holding one another. The pair of hands on the left side of the image is old and the pair on the right is younger with less wrinkles.

The Partnership for Skills: Transforming Long Term Care

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Image showing the transformation of a larvae to a butterfly to symbolise growth and transformation.

UN initiatives on deinstitutionalisation and transformation of services: A step forward for independent living and inclusion

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Young woman with curly hair wears a yellow jumper whilst taking an online course on her silver laptop.

Attention all learners: EASPD's new and improved Knowledge Hub has arrived

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A family of five (two parents and three children) are playing in the park. The three children are all different ages, with the baby being held by the father, the toddler being held by the mother, and the eldest child in the middle of all of them. The sun shines through the trees in the background.

Early Childhood Intervention must be family-centred, and we'll discuss why at our next conference

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A mother and her child waiting for a train to leave Ukraine.

Ukraine: One year on and remaining active

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Four white separated jigsaw puzzle pieces being pushed together by four pairs of hands on a shiny wooden table. This symbolises cooperation.

Meet EURECO, our research network!

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Four small wooden blocks are on a wooden surface and have the numbers "2023" written on them. The background of trees and greenery are blurred.
A landscape photo of a circular conference room with rows of people listening to the speakers. Some of laptops, some are writing in their notebooks and some are listening to live interpretations via their headphones. The speakers sit at the front of the room and their names and faces are projected onto a screen above them.

It's time to rebuild and transform disability service provision in Ukraine

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