Unsere Projekte zum Thema Active Ageing

 

Active Ageing

Our projects on active ageing aim to give older and very old persons more and better chances to participate and contribute. We empower them to live as long as possible in their familiar environments – autonomously, healthy and safely. We not only contribute to the empowerment of older individuals, but also to the age-friendly design and organisation of social and built environments.

This project aims to promote the psychosocial health of older (60+) refugees. queraum is responsible for the evaluation of the project.

 

The project is dedicated to implementing long-term and sustainable measures of violence prevention in residential care homes. queraum is responsible for the evaluation of the project.

 

The project opens up dance to older learners and contributes to new images of age and ageing.

 

This EU project brought together older people from four cities, celebrated age and ageing in the public space, cultivating good neighbourhoods and contributions across generations.

 

The EU project wants to support health and social service providers in residential and/or community settings as well as citizens' initiatives to see and include the talents of older people into their work.

 

The project aims at developing and testing a training for staff and volunteers in the field of health and social care, enabling them to function as "coaches" for very old people. quorum is the project coordinator.

 

The aim of the project is to train and empower older people to explore their neighbourhood with the help of digital tools.

 

In the project, new approaches to healthy ageing in the city are developed and tested. queraum accompanies the project with health promotion know-how.

 

This study aims to obtain insight into the life situation and support needs of older and old persons with learning disabilities and specific needs in order to improve their participation and quality of life.

 

In this Erasmus+ project older people are trained and empowered to co-create their neighbourhoods with the help of digital tools.

 

The project's target groups are retired men and women between 60 and 75 years. queraum is responsible for the external health promotion support of the project.

 

This project aims to promote the psychosocial health of older (60+) refugees. queraum is responsible for the evaluation of the project.

 

The aim of the project is to train and empower older people to explore their neighbourhood with the help of digital tools.

 

The project is dedicated to implementing long-term and sustainable measures of violence prevention in residential care homes. queraum is responsible for the evaluation of the project.

 

In the project, new approaches to healthy ageing in the city are developed and tested. queraum accompanies the project with health promotion know-how.

 

The project opens up dance to older learners and contributes to new images of age and ageing.

 

This study aims to obtain insight into the life situation and support needs of older and old persons with learning disabilities and specific needs in order to improve their participation and quality of life.

 

This EU project brought together older people from four cities, celebrated age and ageing in the public space, cultivating good neighbourhoods and contributions across generations.

 

In this Erasmus+ project older people are trained and empowered to co-create their neighbourhoods with the help of digital tools.

 

The EU project wants to support health and social service providers in residential and/or community settings as well as citizens' initiatives to see and include the talents of older people into their work.

 

The project's target groups are retired men and women between 60 and 75 years. queraum is responsible for the external health promotion support of the project.

 

The project aims at developing and testing a training for staff and volunteers in the field of health and social care, enabling them to function as "coaches" for very old people. quorum is the project coordinator.