AIM
AIM wants to provide to the involved organizations the necessary competences to apply and spread the easy-to-read language at a local, regional and national level; and to produce some easy to read resources able to raise social awareness on the topic.
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Nowadays, there is a lot of complex information that many people find difficult to understand. People with intellectual disabilities have low rates of participation in cultural activities and events as a result of this lack of accessibility, as well as a lack of knowledge and understanding of current issues or news stories. People with intellectual disabilities and those with low literacy skills, such as migrants and the elderly, have the right to receive information that is simple to read and understand. To tackle this issue, AIM was developed. AIM is a strategic partnership for an innovation project that brings together six organizations from Italy, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, and Spain to raise social awareness about the importance of easily accessible information. Through local and international activities, the project works to spread easy-to-read language and improve accessible information for all social groups.
ACTIVITIES
- Research and needs’ analysis
- Application of learning outcomes from staff training
- IO1 – easy-to-read book about the basics of the use of computers and internet for adult learners with low literacy skills
- IO2 – guidelines for trainers: easy to understand approach and management of the training sessions
- Online training course to promote IO1 & IO2
- Multiplier events in each partner country
TARGET GROUPS
- Youth workers and managers
- Young migrants
- People with intellectual disabilities
- People with low literacy skills
- Educators
- Students
- Occupational therapists
EXPECTED IMPACT on the people with intellectual disability/low literacy skills who will participate in the blended mobility:
- better knowledge of the use of computers and ICT
- improved ability to learn in an intercultural context
- acquisition of self-confidence, soft skills, communication skills, problem-solving abilities
- improvement of the abilities to work in a team, creative thinking, and capacity to take the initiative
- better knowledge of different cultures
- increased competence in foreign languages
- improved abilities of evaluation and self-evaluation
PARTNERS
- “CENTRO SOCIAL E PAROQUIAL SANTOS MÁRTIRES” (Portugal)
- “Towarzystwo Wspierania Inicjatyw Społecznych Alpi” (Poland)
- “Eesti Erinoorsootöö Ühing noOR” (Estonia)
- “IES El Greco” (Spain)
- “UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI CATANIA” (Italy)
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