• Inclusive education ensures all students have equal access to quality learning. The training supports parents’ and carers’ associations, and staff, in addressing the needs of students with special educational needs through care strategies, plans, and support materials. All resources shared digitally to promote accessibility and sustainability.

• Empowering families through training on rights, resources, and adapted care strategies, along with support materials and therapeutic group counseling. It helps them actively contribute to their child’s growth and overall educational success.

• The “Happy Diversity” project promotes inclusive education by involving social integrators in community cultural and leisure activities. Using a person-centered, participative methodology, it supports vulnerable groups, adapts activities to individual needs, and coordinates volunteers to ensure full participation for all.

• This project brings together two european organisations to support parents of pupils, including those with SEN. This is collaboration through meetings, shared training, and online tools to exchange expertise in disability, rare diseases, migration, and inclusion. The aim is to build sustainable pathways for more inclusive education.

1. Training itineraries for organisations representing parents of pupils in the care of pupils with special educational support needs

2. Empowering Families of Students with special educational needs

3. Pilot Leisure and Cultural Workshops with Vulnerable Groups

4. International Alliance for Diversity Care (Exchange of methodologies and development of itineraries)

5. Multiplier events

• The “Happy Diversity” project addresses the needs of parents’ and carers’ associations and shares results with relevant stakeholders, including public and private entities working with vulnerable groups. One-day dissemination events take place in each partner country, showcasing project outcomes, good practices, and learning approaches. The events include preparation, delivery, and follow-up activities, engaging at least 100 participants and promoting awareness of social inclusion and effective educational strategies.