all inclusive

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all inclusive

• large scale project on the inclusion of young
  people with disabilities in international
  voluntary activities

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• goal increase the participation of young people
  with disabilities in international voluntary
  activities
• duration October 2005 March 2008
• partner countries
• Austria
• Denmark
• France
• Italy
• Latvia
• Poland
• Slovakia
• ( EVS Trainings)

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MAIN OBJECTIVES

• exchange and evaluate experiences and best
  practices
• discuss, elaborate, describe different ways of
  integrating people with disabilities
• develop models/tools for inclusion, especially
  with focus on short-term projects (adaptable
  europewide, focus on YOUTH)
• provide training for implementing organisations,
  networking
• put into practice 8 social-integrative pilot
  activities (in total 80 pax non-disabled, 40 pax
  disabled)
• evaluation documentation website, guideline

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INCLUSIVE SHORT-TERM ACTIVITIES

• 2-3 weeks
• manual/artistic/practical tasks
• 10-15 pax, trainers, integration supervisors
• mixed group of pax non disabled (mainly EVS),
  disabled (mainly local)

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EXAMPLE
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BENEFITS

• lived examples of tangible integration and
  international solidarity
• encouragement of PWD, safe international
  inclusive tool at grass-root level
• enrichement of YOUTH
• enrichment of the work of institutions working
  with people with disabilities
• benefitial work for local community
• promotion of volunteerism
• promotion of intercultural dialogue

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BENEFICIARIES

• People with disabilities (local and
  international)
• Participants in international voluntary
  activities (disabled and non-disabled)
• Programme YOUTH
• Local community
• Provider of technical tasks
• Institutions working with PWD
• Society in general

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STRUCTURE / ACTORS

• Institutions working with PWD
• provide people with disabilities
• National Agency YOUTH
• provides EVS volunteers
• Further Ressources
• provide cash
• provide benefits in kind food, shelter, price
  reductions, local transport, materials,

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STRUCTURE / ACTORS
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TIMETABLE

• January 2006 working meeting/starting conference
  (regional co-ordinators, National Agencies,
  donors, SALTO inclusion)
• Spring 2006 training for pilot activity
  integration leaders
• Summer 2006-07 running of 8 pilot activities
• Fall 2006 midterm evaluation (regional
  co-ordinators)
• Fall 2006 liaise with TCP
• Spring 2007 training for pilot activity
  integration leaders
• Fall 2007 final evaluation (regional
  co-ordinators, National Agencies, donors, SALTO
  inclusion, some participants and representatives
  of further actors)
• Fall 2007 liaise with TCP
• Spring 2008 presentation of website and manual

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TASKS OF REGIONAL CO-ORDINATORS

• actively participate in the meetings for regional
  co-ordinators
• nominate persons to participate in at least one
  of the two trainings
• ensure and co-ordinate the running of at least
  one pilot activity in their country, from
  preparation till evaluation, which includes
  amongst others
• finding of and liaising with the other required
  actors
• recruiting participants with disabilities
• logistics arranging board, lodging, local
  transport, insurance,
• ensuring facilitation and moderation of the
  activity and its respective overall programme
• ensuring the pedagogical and inclusive quality
• support the documentation and evaluation of all
  inclusive as a whole

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TASKS OF NATIONAL AGENCIES

• liaise with regional co-ordinator
• provide EVS volunteers, arrange with hosting
  placements
• provide expert input
• ensure compatibility with YOUTH (future! module
  of EVS? finances!)
• Help assess outcome and guidelines

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FUNDING

• European Commission (YOUTH Action 5)
• Austrian Ministry for Social Security,
  Generations and Consumer Protection
• Grenzenlos Municipality of Vienna

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FUNDING
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together for a better world!