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Yes, We Can!

Start date: May 1, 2010,

The project "Yes - We can!" brings together 20 visually disabled young people from five European countries - Estonia, Poland, Germany, Italy and France, in order to get international and intercultural experiences, share ideas about the life of being visually impaired, talk about working and independent life opportunities and prove themselves and the whole society that they can do everything. For t ...

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Evaluation of adapted EVS for vip from 2007 till n

Start date: Dec 1, 2012,

"Evaluation of adapted EVS for vip from 2007 till nowadays" is the title of an evaluation meeting on adapted EVS for ex-visually impaired volunteers, sending and hosting organisations. This evaluation meeting will be held in Liège, Belgium, from December 10th till December 15th 2012. It involves groups of participants (4 participants of which at least 3 are visually impaired + 1 assistant/country) ...

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