Annalisa Bisson, legal representative of ENSA Network and director of International Relations, Veneto Region
On July 7, 2025, the Final Multiplier Event of the Erasmus+ project Mind Inclusion 3.0 took place at Palazzo Grandi Stazioni in Venice, hosted by Margherita Società Cooperativa Sociale and supported by ENSA – European Network of Social Authorities.
The event brought together stakeholders from across Europe to:
- Present the project’s key outcomes and introduce innovative digital and participatory tools supporting the inclusion of people with cognitive disabilities.
- Strengthen partnerships among European organizations working on disability, accessibility, and social inclusion.
Pierangelo Spano, director for social services, Veneto Region
A special highlight of the event was a keynote presentation on the SACRED Project, which explored its community-based approach to cognitive care for older adults. The presentation illustrated how SACRED’s inclusive and value-driven model aligns closely with the goals of Mind Inclusion 3.0, offering insights into replicable practices for real-world impact.
The event fostered meaningful exchange, showcasing how collaborative, cross-sectoral approaches can drive systemic change toward a more inclusive Europe.
Anthony Polychronakis, coordinator of ENSA older adults working-group and SACRED Project
