Case studies

Find out about the best practice Inclusion case studies that organisations from across Europe have been involved in by clicking the dots on the map.

The case studies have been carefully selected to showcase examples that not only impact upon social exclusion during the project's lifecycle but have sustained the impact after the project's end.

If you are interested in a particular type of project or activity in a certain European region then pick from the drop down lists. You can also view the project case studies in an alphabetical list, by choosing 'View List'. 

Project Name: Growing Up Together (GUT)
Project Type: Comenius
Location: Linköping, Sweden

The East Sweden Regional Development Council received Comenius Partnerships funding for their Growing Up Together (GUT) project to help the integration of immigrant children into schools.

Project Name: Guidance and Counselling for Migrants and Returnees
Project Type: Grundtvig
Location: Prague, Czech Republic

This 2009 Grundtvig Partnership funded project looked to raise awareness of the needs of migrants and returnees.

The project makes an outstanding contribution to social inclusion through its work with the Roma community. It addressed integration problems experienced by Roma and also sought to improve parental knowledge of their children’s learning performance and progress.

Project Name: Hearing-impaired students in the labour market
Project Type: Leonardo
Location: Prague, Czech Republic

The 2008 Leonardo Transfer of Innovation funded project helped hearing-impaired students from the Czech Republic increase their skills in professions not available to them in their home country.

Project Name: Helpful Small Communities: Integrate Disadvantaged Women by Applicable Adult Education
Project Type: Grundtvig
Location: Malpils, Latvia

Immigrants and migrants in six different countries told and presented their lives in various ways to the local community and an international audience. Partners from Latvia, Poland, Italy and Portugal worked together to support marginalized immigrants to write about talk about their lives and experiences.

Project Name: How are Individual learning Pathways Possible for Offenders (HIPPO)
Project Type: Grundtvig
Location: Mainz, Germany

The 2009 Grundtvig Partnership HIPPO project looked to develop and exchange good practice in individual learning in prison to aid the re-integration of offenders into society.

Project Name: ICONET – Informal Competencies Net
Project Type: Leonardo
Location: , Germany

The ICONET project examined strategies in 7 European countries and developed good practice to make informal or non-formal gained competences visible.

Project Name: IDEA: Inventing Dishes – European Art
Project Type: Grundtvig
Location: , Germany

The partnership IDEA enabled adults with learning difficulties and intellectual disabilities to connect and communicate through experiencing the different cultures of cooking and eating across the participating countries.

Project Name: Inclusion through Sport
Project Type: Grundtvig
Location: , UK

The 2011 Grundtvig Learner Workshop Inclusion through Sport looked to include all learners to overcome their barriers whether this was an economic disadvantage, a physical or learning disability, an immigrant background or an older learner.

Project Name: Inclusion: Working and Learning with Disabilities in Europe
Project Type: Grundtvig
Location: , Germany

The 2011 Grundtvig funded Learner Workshop on Inclusion: Working and Learning with Disabilities in Europe created an opportunity for individuals to exchange best practice on Europeans working and learning with disabilities.

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