Members of EDSA can benefit from competences and experiences of each other. Among other things, they can invite experts, on good terms. These “invite an expert”-projects run with financial support of the association. The EDSA family project build bridges between families in the various countries.
Member organizations of EDSA are also working together in various projects funded by the European Commission, like the Grundtvig’s Lifelong Learning Programme or Erasmus. The POSEIDON, the HEALTHY DS and the OMO projects are still running. Some previous projects were SMART TOURISM and NOT BY CHANCE TOURIST.
A new European network of socially responsible hotels and restaurants Valueable – a new European network of socially responsible hotels and restaurants has just been launched. This means: More working … Read more
The Turkish Down Syndrome Association and EDSA member is partner of an Erasmus+ Project called “Let’s Try ICT”. Let’s Try I©T is a European project within the frame of Erasmus+ … Read more
“On my own … at work (OMO) has first been a dream. The dream of a Europe which belongs to everybody. The dream of a free circulation of workers or … Read more
Invite an expert It is one of EDSAs goals to share experiences as well as good practices and support each other with information and expertise. Within the program “Invite an … Read more
As EDSA, one of our aims is to build bridges between families who have a child or a relative with Down syndrome and are living in different countries. We believe … Read more
Why don’t you design our logo? Label contest and competition rules for the European project “ON MY OWN … AT WORK” (OMO), which seeks the creation of an international network … Read more
The European project HEALTHY DS will promote the reduction of obesity in persons with Down Syndrome HEALTHY DS will increase the competences of persons with Down Syndrome, families and professionals … Read more
“OMO – On My Own … at work” project funded by the European Commission, program Erasmus + Key Action 2 (Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices – … Read more
POSEIDON is a 3 year project which has been sponsored by the European Commission. It aims to create information technology which will support people with Down’s syndrome achieve a greater level of independence in … Read more
The Smart Tourism European Project is presented within Grundtvig’s Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP); Learning Partnership. The project focuses on the development of new methods and tools through the mobility, active participation and exchange of experiences of people with Down syndrome.