🌱 HEAL-ECO has been selected for Erasmus+ funding and is preparing to launch activities promoting inclusion and sustainability.
The HEAL-ECO initiative is driven by a dedicated multinational team spanning across four diverse organizations in Europe. Our consortium is built upon a strong foundation of trust, shared vision, and proven expertise. The team has been created from partners who have enjoyed many years of successful collaboration in the past, notably through our extensive joint efforts on the InAsInInclusion project
Together, we pool our cross-sectoral expertise to merge inclusive education with environmental responsibility.
Serving as the Lead Project Coordinator, ENEEGYL Patras oversees the overall administrative, financial, and operational management of the project. Individual members of the team from ΕΝΕΕΓΥΛ ΠΑΤΡΑΣ bring rich past experience on the topic of special education and therapeutic inclusion, the details of which are proudly showcased in our "Resources" menu.
Acting as the expert partner and Quality Assurance lead, ErgoSEN is the methodological anchor of the project, responsible for designing the core clinical and pedagogical framework. The ErgoSEN laboratories will serve as the perfect place to implement all creativity.
Operating as the Dissemination Lead, this organization brings advanced capabilities in media and IT to spearhead our digital outreach, while also adapting the therapeutic methodology to support international and migrant students.
Serving as an Implementation Partner, they focus heavily on the inclusive application of the project's methodology within an educational setting, utilizing their specialized staff to support socio-economically disadvantaged youths.
Ioannis Vlaxhos
Viki Didaxou
Nikolaos Krikis
Chara Pefani
Andreja Potrč Petrovič
Mustafa Gunes
Christos Adamopoulos
Maria Papanikolaou
Sakis Karras
"Are you an educator, therapist, or environmental advocate? Bring your unique expertise to the HEAL-ECO project and collaborate with our multinational team to drive real social and ecological change."