Project description
The ERASMUS+ association "InclEUsion" to promote the social inclusion of immigrants with disabilities in Europe through improving the skills of adult educators has been formed by 6 partners from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Greece, Italy and Spain.
The project has as an objective to develop the competences of the professionals of the educators on like recognizing and taking the cases of double discrimination in his labor and informal contexts. Through skilled training and development of educational tools, the project aims to promote the social inclusion of the immigrants with disabilities by means of the increase of the capacities of the educators.
Project objective
- Foster the capacity of the educators (educators of adults, social workers, personal and voluntary of civil organizations that work with youngsters or bands of disadvantaged adults) to recognize the cases of double discrimination by means of an improvement of his initial training
- Fork the professional competencies of the educators on like recognizing and taking the cases of double discrimination at his labor and informal contexts
- Promote the social inclusion of the immigrants with disability and the conditions of health on a long-term basis by means of innovative tools at informal format
- Fork the capacity and abilities of the organizations that offer opportunities of learning of the immigrants with disabilities by means of development of a strategic development that qualify the educators of adults to reflect the diversity antidiscriminatoria at the nurture of adults
Project results
Interactive database with information on the legislation, royalties, kicks of support and the organizations in each country taking part.
Courses of online enabling for educators of adults.
Compilation of surveys of cases of nice practices in the matter of inclusive nurture and development of exchange of exchange in each country.
Online interactive platform that offers resources and support for educators and organizations of work with immigrants with disabilities.