Monthly Archives: December 2019
Natália Machado, Cáritas Coimbra project manager, arrived in Kosice, on August 16 to the first two weeks of the Cáritas secondment in TUKE. During this first period of secondment, Natália, Peter and Marek worked together to build a questionnaire: “new technologies and social robots in care – the caregiver’s perception”. The aim is to analyse […]
The third participatory meeting of the Portuguese Network on SHAFE – Smart Healthy Age-friendly Environments, of which Cáritas Coimbra is coordinator in partnership with the Nursing School of Coimbra (ESEnfC), took place on December 10th, at the Congress Center of Lisbon (CCL), included in the “Portugal Social Economy 2019” – Portuguese forum on Entrepreneurship and […]
Cáritas Coimbra was in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on December 9th to 10th, to attend the launch meeting of ValueCare, a new project approved under the H2020 program. ValueCare aims to contribute to the sustainability of the social and health systems in Europe, as well as to the job satisfaction and well-being of professionals working in […]
On December 5th, Cáritas Coimbra hosted the second gathering of Stakeholders (LAG) in the EU_SHAFE project. The meeting intended to continue the work of the first meeting, which took place on October 23rd at the CCDR Centro, hosting the organisations that could not attend on that date. Cáritas Coimbra is one of the 10 partners […]
Cáritas Coimbra is a partner of the Pharaon project, which aims to create more active and inclusive communities in Europe, favouring a healthier ageing with the support of digital solutions. On January 21st and 22nd, Cáritas Coimbra is in Pisa, Italy, for the meeting that will mark the official launch of the project. Carina Dantas […]
On December 3, Cáritas Coimbra received in its facilities the International Technical Expedition – The Reinvention 60+ of Portugal. This was an initiative of the Brazilian Society of Geriatrics and Gerontology (SBGG) in partnership with Dialog.Health. The visiting delegation consisted of 14 health professionals, mostly geriatric doctors, but also psychologists and administrators, all with activity […]