“COM-IN: Promoting communicative development in children and adolescents with
intellectual developmental disabilities to support their inclusion”
aims to identify how better communication skills can support young
people aged 10 to 25 years with intellectual developmental disabilities
in Europe. The resources developed through the project aim to equip
professionals working with adolescents with intellectual disabilities to
support their service user. They would also be of benefit to any mainstream service provider or person working in the public sector. This support and knowledge sharing is essential to allow people
with intellectual developmental disabilities to learn, work, develop
relationships and engage in different social contexts.
intellectual developmental disabilities to support their inclusion”
aims to identify how better communication skills can support young
people aged 10 to 25 years with intellectual developmental disabilities
in Europe. The resources developed through the project aim to equip
professionals working with adolescents with intellectual disabilities to
support their service user. They would also be of benefit to any mainstream service provider or person working in the public sector. This support and knowledge sharing is essential to allow people
with intellectual developmental disabilities to learn, work, develop
relationships and engage in different social contexts.
The project developed a number of resources to this aim, including:
- a set of guides of professionals
- a set of training modules for professionals
- a MOOC for professionals
All the written materials developed from the project can be found below in Catalan, English, Finnish, French, Greek, and Spanish.
You can access the MOOC in the E-Learning section of the Knowledge Hub by clicking here.
