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How can the EU build a Union of Equality?  
Nine equality and anti-discrimination organisations signed a joint statement and called for action to achieve a true Union of Equality.  
Gender gap and undervaluation of health and care work: a report by WHO  
WHO’s Fair Share report outlines the current status of the health and care sector, and presents policy levers to close the gender gap.  
Humans of EASPD 2023  
Humans of EASPD 2023 Talking to professionals in the field of Early Childhood-Intervention (ECI) helped us bring forward the personal struggles and successes faced by service providers across Europ  
Joint statement: Time for an ambitious European Long-Term Care Platform  
16 logos on a white background from 16 different organisations. Alongside 16 European organisations, EASPD has endorsed a joint statement calling for an ambitious European Long-Term Care platform.  
Towards human rights-based mental health and psychosocial support services  
Join the research, share your story and help advance the discussion on human rights-based support services in Europe.  
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get in touch ADDRESS Avenue des Nerviens - 85 – Nerviërslaan 1040 Brussels - Belgium.  CONTACT DETAILS Tel: +32 2 238 3920 E-mail: info(at)easpd.eu When done right, quality care a  
Be a Volunteer!  
The Be a Volunteer! project aims to develop and strengthen the skills of young people with disabilities through volunteer activities.  
The European Cross-Border Associations Directive proposal: why does it matter for national social services?  
Join our webinar on 27 March to learn the importance of the proposal for national social services and how they can make their voice heard.  
EU Funds for Social Inclusion: Implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights by investing in quality services, support and lives  
Helpdesk project publishes a MOOC, a toolkit, event reports and much more supporting the European pillar of social rights.  
Maximising the use of social procurement: CO-RESP's final conference  
A woman holds a smartphone, showing something on the smartphone to a man with Down Syndrome. He wears a white shirt and a red tie. They are in an office environment, where there is also a woman in a wheelchair in the background. On 22 March, the CO-RESP project will host its final conference in the European Economic and Social Committee.  
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