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15th National and International Congress and 3rd Ibero-American Congress on Social Work

  Data:
 Mota: Kongresoa
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 Lekua: Gijón

This conference, organised by the General Council of Social Work, provides a forum for discussion, reflection and updating on current trends and challenges, such as the rise of artificial intelligence, the impact of climate change on vulnerable communities, the crisis in welfare systems, the need to address the breadth of social diversity, and the increasingly pressing role of social work in mitigating economic and social inequality.

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1st Multi-venue Conference on Social Services, Care and the Community: The Care We Want

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 Mota: Kongresoa
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 Lekua: Zamora

The long-term care system is undergoing a profound transformation: rapid demographic changes, increasingly complex support needs, and growing expectations for personalised, community-based care models that focus on independence. This context calls for a thorough review of the skills, roles and working methods required of professionals today, ranging from new roles linked to support provision, community engagement or the coordination of support services, to the incorporation of digital skills, cross-sectoral work and rights-based methodologies.

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Conference: Inclusion and care for people with disabilities. New models.

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
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 Lekua: Murcia

The University Institute for Research on Ageing at the University of Murcia and the Circle for Older People and Disability, made up of CERMI entities, health organisations and other institutions, are organising a conference entitled ‘Inclusion and care for older people with disabilities. New models’.
Our colleague Laura Fernández, a researcher at Matia Institute, will be participating with a presentation entitled: ‘The participation of people in building their own life project. A right that does not diminish with age or the need for support.’

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VI Awards for Personal Autonomy Pilar Foundation

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
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 Lekua: Madrid

In order to recognize and make visible those initiatives that advance towards the continuous improvement of the quality of life of people who require support, Fundación Pilares para la Autonomía Personal announces the biennial Fundación Pilares Awards for Best Practices related to the AICP Model.

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Towards strong, responsive and equitable long-term care systems worldwide

  Data:
 Mota: Webinar
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 Lekua: Online

On the occasion of the International Day of Care and Support of the United Nations, the Global Observatory on Long-Term Care will host an event throughout the day, in which a large number of experts in the field will present papers on key issues that need to be addressed to move towards robust, adaptable and equitable long-term care systems worldwide, as well as a special session highlighting the work of the World Health Organization in this area.

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Long-lived society and local policies: challenges and opportunities, rights and diversities.

  Data:
 Mota: Kurtsoa
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 Lekua: Barcelona

This course aims to discuss public policies on longevity and life cycle with a local perspective, intersectional, community perspective and inclusive approach to adapt these policies to the sociodemographic structure, heterogeneity in aging processes, inequalities and different territorial contexts.

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Care in the community: innovation and transformation from local policies

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
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 Lekua: Barcelona

This conference aims to be a space for knowledge, reflection and debate on local care policies from different perspectives: the improvement and innovation in services and resources of proximity, such as home help, home care technologies, functional adaptation of housing and personal assistance; integrated care and strengthening of public-community cooperation in the framework of care throughout life; recognition and resources for caregivers and advancement towards caregiving municipalities that place care as an axis of municipal action, key to sustainability of life and social cohesion.

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Care matters. Gender impact on carers of elderly and dependent people in times of Covid-19.

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
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 Lekua: Bizkaia Aretoa, Sala Arriaga.

The aim of the conference is to present the results of the research project "CUMADE. Care matters. Gender impact on carers of the elderly and dependents in times of Covid-19" carried out between June 2020 and June 2021. The aim of the research is to reveal the social dynamics that have had an impact on the care of elderly and dependent people, in order to give visibility to the difficulties that carers have had to face the health crisis, as well as the strategies to face it from the point of view of creativity, empowerment and solidarity.

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III Berrituz Meeting: Innovations and new models of home-based care

  Data:
 Mota: Jardunaldia
 Ezagutza lerroa: 
 Lekua: Online

Berrituz is organising a new conference to promote the exchange of experiences and encourage collective learning about local social services. The theme chosen for this third edition of Berrituz Topaketa is "Innovations and new models of home care".

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10:00-10:15 WELCOME Vice-Ministry of Social Policies, Basque Government

10:15-10:45 CONFERENCE Trends and innovations in home care in the international sphere Joseba Zalakain | SIIS Information and Social Research Service

10:45-13:00 EXPERIENCES

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15th European Lares-EAN Congress: "Securing rights in long-term care".

  Data:
 Mota: Kongresoa
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 Lekua: Online

Just one year ago, all our hopes were pinned on vaccination as the only way to end the health pandemic caused by COVID-19. We lived through a very tough 2020, with fear and suffering. But where we showed that, despite everything, even the Administration's interest in keeping the elderly locked up and isolated, they can (and should) be treated with dignity. They showed us that they are stronger than they think they are and, unwittingly, they gave us new energy to continue to be by their side and that of their families.

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