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European call coming soon
Addressing disabilities though the life course to support independent living and inclusion
Call Cluster Health 2027 – Research and Innovation Actions - Single stage - around 7 expected projects - between EUR 6.00 and 8.00 million per project.
See the complete version of the call on the European Commission website here
Scope :
Focus on human-centred on persons with long-term disabilities (physical, mental, intellectual or sensory) aiming at supporting independent living across the life-course from a health perspective
Explore new ways to promote independent living and inclusion in society of persons with disabilities, reducing the impact of barriers faced in their daily lives, and supporting the transition from institutions to living in the community while addressing all encompassing aspects of personal support, such as community transformation, service provision, assistive and accessible technologies and environments.
Special attention is to be paid to children and young people transitioning to adulthood and older persons to facilitate they remain living at their homes.
Research actions under this topic should address several of the following areas:
• Prevention of barriers faced by persons with disabilities, detection of risks factors leading to a loss of autonomy, and supporting active participation in society and healthy lives on equal basis with others.
• Finding the causes of the disease(s) leading to the disability and/or disease treatment with a purpose of supporting independent living. Innovative solutions to be developed can include among others diagnoses, medicines, treatments, protocols, technologies or digital solutions (technologies and digital solutions must adhere to the relevant standards and be grounded in scientific evidence), as well as non-obtrusive low-tech high impact solutions, that can help to reduce the impact of the disability, to increase self-management and to improve the autonomy of persons with disabilities.
• Choose to have a special focus on children with disabilities from the perinatal period, and/or young people with disabilities transitioning to adulthood, and/or older persons. The proposal should foster ways to improve autonomy and quality of life by enhancing cognitive, psychosocial and motor abilities among others.
•Access to habilitation and rehabilitation services, including psychological rehabilitation and innovative rehabilitation with assistive technologies when appropriate, to increase, maintain, substitute or improve functional capabilities of persons with disabilities or for, alleviation and compensation of impairments, activity limitations or participation restrictions contributing to increasing independence.
• In the area of prevention, address different aspects that could have an impact on persons with disabilities, such as gender, socio-economic background, ethnicity, the risk of overweight/obesity and related co-morbidities (e.g. diabetes, cardiovascular diseases), hospitalisation, nutrition (e.g. mother and child nutrition from pregnancy), high level of inactivity/sedentary lifestyle and related co-morbidities (e.g. frailty), physical activity/sports, screen-time dependency, smoking, drug use, alcohol abuse, stress, loneliness and/or isolation.
• Addressing the conditions for successful transition from institutions to living in the community and research for the removal of barriers faced for participation in the community on equal basis