Erasmus

Inclusion and quality of life for people with Parkinson's

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In 2025, our association won an Erasmus+ grant with a project dedicated to social inclusion and improving the quality of life of people with Parkinson's, a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects over 250,000 people in Italy.

The project was born in line with the Parkinson's Patients' Charter of Rights, promoting an approach that focuses on the individual, their skills, and active participation in social, cultural, and community life.

Through this Erasmus+ path, we work to:

• strengthen the methodological skills of volunteers and operators who work with the elderly and people with Parkinson's;

• share good practices at European level , comparing ourselves with international educational realities and systems;

• create opportunities for exchange and growth , including through experiences abroad in welcoming and inclusive facilities;

• improve the life skills of people with Parkinson's , promoting autonomy, well-being and inclusion.

The project aims to build a European network based on training, cooperation, and community, to make assistance more effective and inclusion a concrete, daily, and shared practice.