About
There are around 80 million people living with a disability in the EU. This is more than 15% of the European population. Different types of disabilities lead to different limitations and needs.
Among those concerned, there is a desire to be able to live a more active, self-determined, independent and socially integrated life in a home that is fully adapted to one’s personal needs. Modern technologies can help with this! Smart technological aids are generally available and affordable nowadays, however, the necessary know-how is often lacking: manufacturers of smart technologies are not aware of the specific needs of persons with disabilities; persons with disabilities and their caregivers are generally unaware of what technologies exist.
The SWEET HOME project would like to change this.
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Activities
- Research on the needs of the people with disabilities on their home
- Training courses on an interactive e-learning platform, the content of which will deal with the installation of various domotics/home automation technologies in the home environment.
Objectives
- Open up a new world of opportunities and possibilities for people with disabilities and special needs to live a more independent, autonomous, safe, healthy, comfortable and stimulating life in their own homes
- Create better life conditions for people with disabilities disability, focusing on their daily life and achieving a more autonomous, independent, and healthy life, making a more equality society removing any possible discrimination.
Results
- PR1: Guide to needs, problems, interests, and solutions in the own home for people with a physical, mental, sensory, neurological or organic disability.
- PR2: Course for adapting Smart Homes for independency and autonomy of people with disability
- PR3: Innovative, interactive learning platform to improve the autonomy of people with disabilities at home
News
The consortium continues working on the platform!
On the 23rd and 24th of January 2024, the My Sweet Smart Home consortium met in Athens (Greece), hosted by the Association of Parents, Guardians and Friends of Disabled People “To Ergastiri”. In this fruitful in-person meeting partners could define some details…
The consortium launches the first result of the project!
My Sweet Smart Home project (2021-1-DE02-KA220-VET-000033058) aims to create better life conditions for people with some type of disability, focusing on their daily life and achieving a more autonomous, independent and healthy life through the use of smart home technologies. …
Partners don’t stop working on the project!
My Sweet Smart Home project (2021-1-DE02-KA220-VET-000033058) has the overall goal of open a new world of opportunities and possibilities for people with disabilities and special needs to live a more independent, autonomous, safe, healthy, comfortable and stimulating life in their…
The Roundtable on Hearing Impairment and Smart Home Technologies in CEIPES
On 21st of November 2022 at the CEIPES office, was held a roundtable on Hearing Impairment and Smart Home Technologies for the MY SWEET SMART HOME project (2021-1-DE02-KA220-VET-000033058). It consists in a co-financed Erasmus+ project which aims to create training courses…
A great project meeting in Bologna
The work on the project MY SMART SWEET HOME continues. On 26-27 of July the 2nd transnational meeting of the project was held in Bologna and hosted by AIAS, an organization with more than 50 years of history and experience on the assistance for people with disability.…
The project begins
The care needs of people with disabilities vary greatly and can also change over time. Among those affected and their relatives and friends, there is a strong desire to maintain a life that is as self-determined and independent as possible…
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