Our international projects

KVPS is a respected and experienced project partner. We carry out many international projects each year. Over the past few years we have been developing self-directed support, deinstitutionalisation processes, supported decision making, transition support and inclusion. Here you can find information on our current projects.

It is a pleasure to work with KVPS as project partner. KVPS freely shares its great expertise with us and we can always rely on KVPS due to its excellent project management skills and due to our common target groups and the idea of transnational collaboration.
Ulrike Achmann, Landes-Caritasverband Bayern, Germany

ACCESS

The ACCESS to Leisure project (2022-2024) aims to develop and test out a complex training package focused on the theme of inclusive leisure time. The aim of the package is to enable people with learning disabilities to spend their free time engaging in activities they like, and to motivate others in their environment to do the same.

The ACCESS to Leisure project was co-financed by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme.

BEYOND

To Inclusive Education and BEYOND (2018-2021) is a Erasmus+ funded project, which aims to empower special schools and service providers supporting children with special needs, to facilitate the transition towards fully inclusive education systems.

I Decide

In this Erasmus+ funded project (2017-2020) we are developing supported decision making through personal finance, consumer rights as well as personal health and well-being.

ILLICO

Illico -project (2018-2021) is an Erasmus+ funded project on independent living skills. The project aims to improve the support of adults with intellectual disabilities towards a more independent life, offering tools for people with disabilities, families and professionals.

SKILLS II

SKILLS II (2019-2022) aims to improving skills and changing lives through self-directed support. This Erasmus+ funded project is developing leadership and cross-sectoral co-operation between policy makers, researchers, service providers, public authorities, NGO´s, persons with disabilities and their family members.

UNIC

NEW! The UNIC-project (2020-2023) aims to support the transition to user-centred funding models for long term care. During the project we will develop, test and validate innovative tools, policy recommendations and capacity building activities to help key stakeholders to implement personal budgets in long-term care.

Watch the videoflash of the UNIC-project here
More information on the UNIC-project from the project website

This project has received financial support from the European Union Programme for Employment and Social Innovation ”EaSI” (2014-2020). For further information: http://ec.europa.eu/social/easi