Program: International Visegrad Fund
Lead partner: EGTC TRITIA
Partners:
- Social Services Center Zákamenné
- Center of Social services Horelica
- District Residential Home Pogodna Jesień (Sunny Autumn)
- Social Services Center in Český Těšín
- Public Servis Company St. Joseph, p.s.c. Ropice
- Nursing house for seniors under a patronage of Sainth Elizabeth, Konvent sisters of St. Elizabeth
- Center for Support and Inclusion Help net
Implementation: 1. 6. 2021 – 30. 11. 2022
Budget:
Total: EUR 32,765.00
Fund: 100
EZÚS TRITIA: EUR 32 765.00
Co-financing: 0
Project description: The project was designed to develop a common strategy for social challenges: education for Social Europe, exchange of good practices, development of a common training system to increase the knowledge and skills of social workers, work with seniors, including people with disabilities. The project involves representatives of organizations from 4 countries: Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Serbia, who professionally focus on working with people at risk of social exclusion and are ready to transfer specific working methods that can be used in practice – to create a knowledge exchange platform.
In the face of the phenomenon of aging societies, the aim of the project is to prepare social and care workers through transnational education (specialist training, focused on work methodology and publication) to implement specialist tools for working with seniors and people at risk of social exclusion, which will strengthen cooperation and disseminate the assumptions of the Common Social Europe.
Consistency with strategy and action plan
Strategic objective:
Area 4.7 HUMAN RESOURCES, EDUCATION, INCLUDING CLOSE COOPERATION WITH HIGHER EDUCATION
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Action plan:
Support for institutions with a social and educational profile,
Joint transnational policy actions for older people and support for people with disabilities of all ages, including institutions with a social and educational profile, education and training of social workers, sectoral support and indirect improvement of living conditions for people at risk of social exclusion and their carers.
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The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.