North Macedonia — First Dissemination Activity
As part of follow-up activities after the PASSI training course in Italy, a local dissemination session was organised to share the project experience and key outcomes with students, educators, and community stakeholders.
Overview
During the session, we introduced the PASSI project and its main objective: strengthening inclusion and supporting the autonomy and independence of young people with autism and mental disabilities. To make the content concrete and easy to transfer into local practice, we presented a selection of project photos and real examples from the training activities carried out in Italy.
Key highlights
- Inclusion and autonomy as core principles
- Supporting independence through structured, gradual steps
- Examples and photos from training activities in Italy
- Discussion on transfer into education and youth work contexts
- Space for questions, discussion, and reflection
- Strong interest from students, educators, and stakeholders
- Positive feedback confirming local relevance of PASSI approaches
A key moment of the dissemination was the presentation of the Pierpaolo good practice video, showing how autonomy can be developed through structured, step-by-step everyday activities supported by clear routines and practical guidance.
Impact
Overall, the event contributed to raising awareness of inclusive methodologies and generated very positive feedback, confirming the relevance of the PASSI approach for professionals working with young people.
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DISSEMINATION EVENT — NORTH MACEDONIA
