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European Projects

Through European projects, the Foundation aims to respond to social problems with innovative solutions at a local level, inspired by methodologies and practices that are carried out at an international level.

With European projects we aim to acquire new knowledge, put it into practice and create new services and resources that improve the quality of life of our users.

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Our experience

We have participated both as coordinators and partners in several European programmes: Grundtvig, Leonardo, Creative Europe, Eramus+ KA1 and KA2, European Solidarity Corps…

Management capacity:

We have been managing European projects for more than 20 years.

Impact:

More than 5,000 people participate in our European projects.

Partnerships:

We collaborate in several European networks and have more than 50 partner contacts at international level.

European Networks
in which we participate

Our Fields of Work

Projects aimed at creating environments and resources that facilitate the autonomy and daily life of people suffering from mental illness.

Projects aimed at improving the quality of life and services for the elderly.

Projects aimed at improving the employability, abilities/skills of vulnerable people.

Projects aimed at accompanying vulnerable people in employment pathways as well as providing support and follow-up to people working in sheltered employment.

Our
Projects

Project DELYRAMUS

Delyramus Dissemination of early music through the recovery of heritage and traditional fiddling techniques, with the active participation of people with disabilities associated with mental illness. Delyramus website See text in Spanish Background Fundación Rey Ardid has been collaborating for years with...

Project Eurosensibiliza2

Eurosensibiliza2 for Inclusion European Voluntary Service Project of the European Solidarity Corps Programme. This is a volunteer mobilisation project and we operate both as a sending and hosting organisation. Volunteering normally takes place over a period of 10-12 months. The activities we carry out as a host organisation are in these 3 ar...

Project InDiCo

InDiCo The main aim of the Erasmus+ funded project InDiCo is to increase the inclusion of people with learning difficulties into the digital age. Linkedin Contact See text in Spanish Background The European Commission’s goal is for 80% of 16- to 74-year-old EU citizens to have at least basic dig...

Where we are
moving towards

With the European Projects, Rey Ardid wants to create new resources and services with innovative methodology, being able to integrate technology and digitalisation in the processes of change and improvement of quality of life. We believe in change and transformation and the power of community activity and cooperation. That is why we are committed to innovation and learning.