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European people with disabilities (especially those with mobility impairments) depend heavily on personal care givers (PCGs). While this assistance is crucial in ensuring a daily quality of life (assisting with basic tasks such as getting dressed, eating, taking a bath/shower), it is still quantitatively and qualitatively a huge problem. Few PCGs get a proper training, if any, while such formal tr ...

One of the major barriers to access the (regular) labour market for people with disabilities (PwDs) is their (lack of) knowledge of ICT AT (assistive technologies). Research from FP7 funded projects such as AEGIS and ACCESSIBLE have demonstrated the inefficiency of current ICT AT training approaches, as well as the often total lack of such training. Databases such as Eneva, Eve, Adam etc. do conta ...