We have successfully concluded the VIM national pilots and have written up our reports. In total, 55 educators piloted the small training units in all countries involving all in all 488 migrants and refugees from different countries of origin. The…
The fifth newsletter tells about the final conference that took place in Athens as well as about the findings and results of the national pilots that involved all in all 55 educators and 500 migrants and refugees in the partner…
The VIM team is currently preparing the final conference in Athens on 10th of October. Its motto is “Health Literacy as a key to integration”. It will be hold in the premises of INNOVATHENS Hub. Please find the agenda here
The VIM consortium is waiting for you in Athens on 10th of October, 2019 at INNOVATHENS. The VIM consortium invites you to the final conference of the VIM project. The conference will be hosted by our Greek partner KMOP on…
The VIM partners have developed a Quality Badge for all those organisations that promote health education for migrants and want to show it to their clients, learners, other training providers, funding authorities, the broad society, and other interest groups. Find…
Do you represent a European organisation that promotes health education for migrants? Let your stakeholders know about it and use the VIM Quality Badge! The VIM Quality Badge is a tangible label designed to convey the engagement of adult educators…
Each VIM partner is organising a multiplier event in these days. The aim is to make interested trainers familiar with the VIM approach and the developed materials provided on the VIM Hub. If you are interested in joining such an…
The VIM team is happy to announce that the VIM online hub (educational resources) is available now in English. It offers training units with activities on different health topics as well as further resources and interesting links to deepen the…
The third newsletter presents the training offer for adult educators who wish to embed small training units – that we simply call “activities” as these shall be interactive and shall involve migrants and refugees in all kind of playful, discovery…
Since the beginning of the project in December 2017 the partnership has carried out a needs analysis on European level, addressing trainers and course organisers, in order to assess their views and needs in regard to health education for migrants.…
The VIM training offers small training units called simply “activities” as these shall be interactive and shall involve migrants and refugees in all kind of playful, discovery oriented and holistic activities. These are clustered into the following main categories:
The VIM partners met in Vienna on 05. and worked on the development of the health related training units and activities. These will be provided on the VIM Hub for download and can be used by European adult educators that…
The second newsletter of the VIM project summarises the findings of the comprehensive research activities in terms of main barriers for migrants to access national healthcare services and their training needs. Please download the newsletter here. For the full research…
The VIM project has started out with a research phase, in which trainers working with migrants were asked, what they think about the VIM appraoch and which health topics they find most relevant to be addressed through small interventions in…
In addition to the interviews the VIM partners also searched for good practice examples on existing health education projects and resources for migrants and other disadvantaged groups. We felt that we could learn something from these examples that could be…