<< Objectives >>The primary goal of implementing this project is to enhance the overall well-being and independence of adults with Multiple Disabilities and Visual Impairment (MDVI) by addressing their specific needs, preventing institutionalism and contributing towards community cantered living environment. Ultimately, the project seeks to foster inclusivity, empower individuals, and contribute to a more informed and supportive living and learning environment for the MDVI community.<< Implementation >>The project unfolds in three key phases. In the initial stage, we conduct needs assessments, develop adaptive cooking tools, and design self-determination workshops. Phase 2 involves testing and refining tools, establishing cooking clubs, training facilitators, and piloting workshops in the partner countries. The final phase focuses on dissemination, including a comprehensive plan, a promotional website, national and international activities, a networking campaign, podcasts, and translations.<< Results >>The project addresses the diverse needs of MDVI adults through a needs assessment, creating a digital toolbox for adaptive cooking, and offering self-determination workshops. The comprehensive dissemination plan, a visually accessible website, and varied activities ensure wide outreach. Podcasts and multilingual materials support knowledge-sharing, with a final event in The Netherlands showcasing achievements.
