Empowering Disabled Adults Through ONSIDE Project in Ireland
"Learn about the ONSIDE Project in Ireland supported by the EU's INTERREG VA Programme. This initiative by the Independent Living Movement of Ireland focuses on empowering disabled adults through IT and social inclusion workshops, enabling them to make lifestyle choices and actively participate in their communities."
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ONSIDE: Outreach Navigation for Social Inclusion and Digital Engagement. The ONSIDE Project has been supported by the EU s INTERREG VA Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).
Independent Living Movement of Ireland Disabled Persons Organisation (DPO) Working towards an Ireland where disabled persons have freedom,choice and control and live a life of self determination. Promotes a rights-based social model of disability, where Disability Equality is a matter of human rights. Working towards the removal of societal barriers that prevent active equal and equitable participation of disabled people. Nothing about us without us
What is the ONSIDE Project? ONSIDE actively engaged with over 1200 disabled adults (16+) in Counties Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan and Louth from summer 2019 until summer 2022. At the end of the project, ILMI had 675 ONSIDE graduates. We delivered free 8-week IT and Social Inclusion workshops and group based programmes at local mainstream community venues. Workshops included everyday (and specific AT) IT training, plus, social inclusion inputs from a variety of local mainstream services, such as ETB, MABS, CICs, GAA, FAI, Women's-groups, Menshed, Threshold, Area Partnerships/Leader, etc. These workshops supported disabled adults to access information and opportunities, and make real lifestyle choices in their local communities.
