Members

  Inclusive kindergardens, support with the job search, for parenting and for living in the community, day centres and many other services: Inclusion Europe’s member APEMH has achieved a lot for the inclusion movement in Luxembourg. Founded as a parents’ initiative, the association has become a well-respected organisation in the country – and in 2018, it...

  Click here for the easy-to-read version 60 years of advocating for the rights of people with intellectual disabilities and their families in Italy: Our member Anffas celebrates its anniversary this year. Anffas was founded in 1958 thanks to the commitment of a mother of a child with disabilities and ten other parents who wanted...

The University of Szeged started a new course about easy-to-read. Two self-advocates from ÉFOÉSZ are also teaching at this course.

Click here for the easy-to-read version What are the best ways to support adults with intellectual disabilities on their way to an independent life? This is the question RESPID tried to answer, an Erasmus+ project run by our members PSONI (Poland), Rytmus (Czech Republic) and ZPMPvSR (Slovakia), as well as the Italian organisation Il Cerchio. The project partners shared their experiences...

Click here for the easy-to-read version Anna Kwiatkowska, who has been working for Inclusion Europe’s Polish member PSONI for many years, has received the “9 millionth Erasmus+ participant award” representing Poland. The award was handed out at an event in Strasbourg (France) to celebrate the 9 millionth person participating in Erasmus+, and the initiative’s 30th anniversary. As...

Victory for people with intellectual disabilities in Spain: The campaign of our member Plena Inclusión was successfulClick here for the easy-to-read version How can you make politicians listen to you if you are not allowed to vote? The right to vote is a basic right of every citizen. Unfortunately, many European countries including Spain have so...

  Click here for the easy-to-read version Pedagogy doctor Mikaela Björklund has been elected new chairwoman of Inclusion Europe’s member FDUV. She will take office on 1 January 2018 for three years. “I see it as a great vote of confidence and an even greater responsibility to lead a federation like FDUV. I hope my...