The overall aim of SensAge (Lifelong Learning Needs for Ageing People with Sensory Disabilities) is to become the reference point within the European Union for developments in lifelong learning and enablement for ageing people with sensory disabilities in order to maintain their independence and to improve their quality of life.
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News
Date: 18 April 2013
Author : Ruben Koman
Larnaka, Cyprus 6th - 10th November 2013. Sustaining learning in later life.
The 6th later life and intergenerational training programme is being held in Larnaka on the above dates. This programme has really developed in the last five years attracting over 160 delegates from 28 different European countries. This has now encouraged us to change the programme to build on all those experiences and enable past participants to return and build even further on their knowledge and…
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Date: 18 April 2013
Author : Ruben Koman
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Budapest, Hungary 30th September - 1st October 2013. Learning from Experience: the future of learning for seniors in Europe.</p>
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The second conference and consultation of the ForAge network is being held in Hungary on the above dates - which embrace and celebrate the International Day of Older People. This year's event wishes to draw from the vast range of learning opportunities funded across Europe in…
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Date: 18 April 2013
Author : Ruben Koman
Forage network website.
The ForAge network is collecting information about later life learning across Europe working through 16 partners to help collect, collate and disseminate information. We are looking to create links with other relevant EU wide work - as well as national and regional activities, policies, practices and research, so please contact us and make the connection. As part or our current work we have created a discussion forum and set up three…
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Knowledge Base Articles
A Norwegian example of communication within a family where the father has lost most of his hearing. Also an example of communication between an elderly couple where both have reduced hearing.
Date: 14 June 2013 11:46
Author: Oslo Voksenopplæring Skullerud
Organization: Oslo Voksenopplæring Skullerud
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Content type: Good practises
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This method was created to map the wishes of the inhabitants of De Vlasborch, a home for the visually impaired elderly. Next to that the method will equip the employees of Visio.
Date: 11 June 2013 16:15
Author: Royal Dutch Visio
Organization: Royal Dutch Visio
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Content type: Good practises
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Croatian impression of a deaf blind man.
Date: 11 June 2013 15:50
Author: Dodir
Organization: Dodir, Zagreb Croatia
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Content type: Good practises
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