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Art & Social Change

The Erasmus+ partnership project "Art and Social Change"
project no. 2016-1-LT01-KA202-023234)

is a collaboration between:

• AHSW Art&Health South West: www.ahsw.org.uk (Exeter, UK)
• La Maison de l'Image: www.maison-image.fr (Grenoble, France)
2018 substituted byAsilo Bianco Association: www.asilobianco.it (Italy);
• Portraits of Recovery: www.portraitsofrecovery.org.uk (Manchester, England);
• Institut für Projektbegleitung und Kompetenzentwicklung (Rostock, Germany);
• Comunità Terapeutica Casa dei Giovani http://www.casadeigiovani.it/vecchiosito/ (Italy);
• Vilnius College http://www.viko.lt/ and Social Support Projects www.spcentras.lt (Vilnius, Lithuania).

The project will develop a co-production methodology to deliver health care training using the arts with those in long-term recovery from addiction. The project will continue until early 2019.

Pro-competence leads the development of the pedagogical-didactic framework for CPD (CPD Training Course Educational Frame). The preliminary version can be found here: https://sites.google.com/site/artsocialchangeproject/learning/a-training-framework

The preliminary version of the training manual developed by the Italian partner Comunità Terapeutica Casa dei Giovani can be found here: https://sites.google.com/site/artsocialchangeproject/learning/pilot-training

Further pro-kompetenz activities will include:
- Attending short-staff expert exchanges as expert in CPD training;
- Organising one of the Transnational Meetings;
- Support to deliver the ART and SOCIAL CHANGE GUIDELINES for decision makers.
- Giving its contribution to the dissemination activities;
- Building the conditions to ensure sustainability of the project;

Despite Germany will not be a piloting Country, Pro-Kompetenz as expert in Training process will support all the critical steps of this project.

We invite you to join our mailing list by using this link: http://eepurl.com/c87WSz or use our website or Facebook at @artandsocialchangeEU

Vilnius College hosted the first partner meeting in December 2016 and you can see the project team on the steps of the College.

Vilnius Gruppenfoto

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.