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Starting from already existing needs on intervention in autistic people in their ageing stage, and with existing practices at local level that do not transcend and do not generate knowledge to be shared with other countries, the project’s objective is to make a good practices exchange identified by each one of the partners at local, regional or national level.

At present, the bibliography and studies on which to base interventions are scarce, as they have focused on the medical aspects and not so much on the processes of support and accompaniment from the social sphere. Thus, the professional intervention needs are faced with the scenario of an increasingly ageing population, which coincides with the first diagnoses coincides with the first diagnoses at a general European level, dating back to the 1980s.

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eHealth4Autism (project code: KA210-ADU-8FB0E042), a new project funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ KA210-ADU program, launched its activities by holding their Kick-off meeting on April 27, 2023. The project aims to reduce stigma and discrimination towards adults living with autism and their family caregivers by sharing successful awareness campaigns in Cyprus, Greece and Belgium in the use of nonclinical e-health for adults and their caregivers in Europe.

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The project is focused on Young People with Autism: 13-30 years old.

•  Support the capacity building of youth workers allowing them to develop their skills in non-formal learning activities with Autistic teenagers, in order to be able to:
•  Promote the social inclusion of Autistic teenagers through inclusive youth activities, using non-formal learning activities;
•  Enhance the access of Autistic teenagers to youth activities in order to foster the development of their social competences, leading to an easier integration into the labour market.
•  Promote better knowledge about the situation of young people with Autism and efficient inclusion methodologies.

An Erasmus+ 3-year funded program. This project is to share, adapt, test, evaluate, embed, and disseminate a collaborative model to support the provision of effective parent education for parents with children with autism working with partners in Croatia, Cyprus FYROM, and United Kingdom!