The sixth DISEMEX TPM has successfully finished in Glasgow. A two-day event organised by the project partner 36.6. Competence Center Scotland that took place in Glasgow Clyde College, included besides management and coordination issues three visits to the best practice institutions in the region.
These institutions are:
Fortune Works/enable Glasgow, Remploy Scotland, Quarriers
The 5th DISEMEX TPM took place in Palermo as a two-day event organised by the project partner CEIPES. The meeting included a management part, presentations of best practice cases and a visit to the best practice institution, active in fostering the work inclusion of people with disabilities.
In the course of the TPM, the participants were able to get to know a total of four best practice institutions from the Palermo area.
The 4th DISEMEX TPM was organized as a two-days event on March, 28-29 with a highly intensive programme, prepared by the project partner Izmir Governorship. Besides a compact management and planning part, there were institutional visits to and presentations of the best practice cases in the Region of Izmir on both days of the TPM. The meeting started with a presentation of the Izmir Region and the Governorship for a better understanding of the local conditions.
The 3rd DISEMEX TPM was held as a two-days event at the Hill Business Center in Sofia, organised by project partner BDA. On the first day, various organisational issues of the project were discussed and a foundation for day care and employment of people with disabilities made a presentation on their activities. There was a meeting with the activist of the deaf people foundation on the 2nd day, who reported on the complicated situation of inclusion of deaf people in Bulgaria in the labour market.
27-28.11.2018 The 2th DISEMEX TPM was held as a two-days event at the Contentital Forum in Oradea, organised by project partner ACTA.On the first day of the project, the organizational course was set, which will ensure a professional analysis of the project results. In the afternoon, the consortium was received by the Alsterdorf organisation, a branch of the Hamburg voluntary consultancy Alsterdorf. Alsterdorf operates at different levels and offers counselling services for people with intellectual disabilities who are seeking integration or employment in the labour market.
