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Short Briefing on the EU Disability Employment Package
The Disability Employment Package is one of the 7 flagship initiatives of the EU Strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021-2030. It was presented by the European Commission in 2022 to improve the conditions of people with disabilities in the EU labour market, given that currently only 50.8% of persons with disabilities of […]
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EPR Study “Ensuring rights-based services for people with a disability. EPR members’ challenges and success stories”
Through the collection of good practices from EPR’s members and their analysis, the study aims to provide EPR members and other stakeholders with interesting and inspiring projects, methodologies, and services from which to learn from. This year, 2023, the study is focusing on ensuring rights-based services for people with a disability, challenges and success stories […]
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Skills and jobs for an inclusive green economy
The EPR Study “Skills and jobs for an inclusive green economy” explains what is meant with green economy and green jobs, and what are the skills needed to find work. Described there are also services offered by EPR member organisations that help people with a disability to get training and support for a green job. […]
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EPR Toolkit “Partnerships with employers: Creating equal opportunities at the workplace for people with disabilities”
The EPR Toolkit “Partnerships with employers Creating equal opportunities at the workplace for people with disabilities” presents ideas and suggestions for organisations that help people with a disability in finding a job. This toolkit is useful for organisations that offer services to people with disabilities. In the document, there are suggestions on how to start […]
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Soft skills training for people with mental health issues
The EPR Study “Soft skills training for people with mental health issues” explains what is intended with soft skills and why it is important to train students and workers on soft skills. Being proficient in soft skills is especially difficult for people with disabilities and people with mental health issues. The idea of this document […]
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EPR Catalogue of Activities and Services 2023
You can consult our Catalogue of Activities and Services here. It outlines our working groups, taskforces, conferences, seminars and training workshops, as well as planned research, papers and support to members.
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Calendar of EPR events 2023
You can consult our calendar of events here, which is updated as soon as dates are confirmed.
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6 success factors to support young people with disabilities and mental health issues
Consult the document here.
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Environmental – Sustainability Strategy & Resources
Before the energy and cost of living crises, EPR decided to make sustainability a focus topic as it became a high priority of service providers. EPR aims to support members in working towards more sustainable organisations as well as improve the sustainability of the network and the secretariat’s activities and operations. Read the document here.
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EPR Short Briefing on the EU Care Strategy
The European Care Strategy was launched by the European Commission in 2022. It is the first Strategy developed by the EU on the topic of care and it aims to strengthen the resilience of European care systems and improve the conditions of care givers and care receivers. This briefing outlines the most relevant initiatives of the […]
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EQUASS
The European Quality in Social Services (EQUASS) is an initiative of the European Platform for Rehabilitation (EPR). EQUASS enhances the social sector by engaging social service providers in continuous improvement, learning and development, in order to guarantee service users quality of services throughout Europe.
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This website received support from the EPR framework partnership agreement with the European Commission, DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion for 2018-2022 from the EU Programme for Employment and Social Innovation (EaSI). For further information please consult: http://ec.europa.eu/social/easi