EU Projects

ACCESS

Project No: 2024-1-LT01-KA220-SCH-000257029
Addressing the critical shortage of speech therapists in schools
Programme
Erasmus+
Duration
2024-2027
Coordinator
Lithuania
Partnership
7 PARTNERS

In brief

The Project

ACCESS is a 30-month project funded by the Erasmus+ programme, implemented by 7 organisations from Lithuania, Greece, Romania, Italy, and Spain.

It aims to diagnose and address learning difficulties within mainstream primary schools. Early diagnosis is crucial, especially for children aged 6–10, as early intervention can be particularly effective and reduce the need for specialised support.

Objectives

What we aim to achieve

The main objectives of the project, as defined in the partnership structure.
Empowering teachers with knowledge and tools to identify and address emerging learning difficulties
Providing support and resources to teachers to help them effectively identify emerging learning difficulties and manage them effectively in mainstream classrooms
Providing parents with informative material and practical advice to actively support their children’s learning at home

Target Groups

Who is it for

Direct beneficiaries

  • Teachers
  • Students aged 6–10
  • Parents

Indirect beneficiaries

  • Special education professionals
  • School principals
  • Public authorities

Results

Project Deliverables

The main deliverables — each open and exploitable after the project’s completion.

Materials

Downloads

Project informational material — free to download and distribute.

Brochure

Poster

1st Newsletter

2nd Newsletter

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