Project Overview

The ABI_SPARK project is a European initiative that aims to promote inclusion, fostering lifelong learning, and empowering individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and their support networks.

Project Details

Acronym: 

ABI_SPARK

Title:

Empowering adults with Acquired Brain Injury for participation and autonomy by knowledge, AI, training and personalised tools.

Duration:

01/12/2025 – 31/05/2028

GA Number: 

A220-ADU-24BD4A80

Programme: 

Erasmus+

Action type: 

KA220-ADU – Cooperation partnerships in adult education

Call: 

2025 Round 1 KA2

Field: 

Adult Education

Project Overview

The ABI_SPARK project is a European initiative that aims to promote inclusion, fostering lifelong learning, and empowering individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and their support networks.

The project will develop in co-creation with individuals with ABI, as well as their families, friends, and other stakeholders. The outcomes of the ABI_SPARK project include:

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Report on target groups’ educational gaps, learning needs and barriers.

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Collection of inclusive and accessible tools including ABI passports, ID cards, specialised trainings, and AI-based communication and support resources.

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ABI_SPARK Online Knowledge Hub.

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Sustainable future of the materials supported by a community of ambassadors of the target group and the project partners.

Target Group

To achieve its goals, ABI_SPARK will actively involve diverse target groups, ensuring that its outcomes are co-designed, relevant, and impactful. These groups include:

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An older man and a younger woman smiling at each other. The woman has her arm around his shoulder, set against a red abstract spark shape.
An older woman with gray hair is shown from the back, receiving a supportive hug or guiding hand from a younger nurse (in blue scrubs) viewed from the side. Set against a teal abstract spark shape.
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Adults with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

Community: Family and friends of people with ABI (social network), people who support (e.g., volunteers in care settings)

Professionals in the health and social care (HSC) sector working with patients with ABI

Policy-makers: people who help to reach and influence the primary audience (e.g., policy-makers)

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