Last Updated on November 25, 2013
On behalf of the Centre for Care, Majella Kilkey writes about the current discussions around restricting migrant care workers' bringing dependants to the UK. Almost four years after the UK left the European Union (EU) and almost three years since…
In this podcast by the Centre for Care and the University of Sheffield, one of their PhD students, Millie Hind, speaks with Patricia Chinyoka, founder of Women of Zimbabwe. They discuss the barriers and inequalities faced by migrant care workers…
Follow the very interesting seminar of our Italian colleagues: In occasione della quinta edizione dello European Carers Day, l’Istituto Nazionale di Riposo e Cura per Anziani (IRCCS INRCA) organizza il seminario “Mai più invisibili: diamo valore al lavoro di cura…
Our French colleagues are inviting you to take part in their webinar on the 6th of October (in French) 🔥 Parce que chaque initiative locale peut changer la vie de millions de proches aidants. ✨ Et si la clé d’un…
As part of this year’s European Carers Day campaign – “Invisible no more: Let’s see & value Migrant Care”, Eurocarers is proud to launch a new Position Paper on Migrant Care Work. Across Europe, long-term care (LTC) services remain far…
The EU treaties make it clear, wellbeing is a core objective. However, our current economic system, designed to promote economic growth, is neither inclusive nor sustainable. Why is our economic system missing the mark? Research examining the relationship between income and…
Joint us online on 22 October for the official launch of the online training course “Self-care and care competences for informal caregivers”, developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe with the support of the European Union…
The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) supports Member States to strengthen and build resilient long-term care systems. Under the facility, reforms and investments in long-term care across Member States amount to EUR 8.1 billion. According to this thematic analysis recently…
The EOLinPLACE Project Team, in collaboration with Eurocarers, is working to better understand the diversity of preferred and actual places of death. With this project, we aim to ensure accurate and standardized records of where people die, but also to identify…
The event is co-organised by Eurocarers, the Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences, and the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences. The objective of the conference is to facilitate knowledge exchange among researchers focused on informal care in Europe (on this occasion with…
Eurocarers is a member of the Social Platform.