New report: Study on nursing and care assistants across Europe
One of Eurodiaconia’s focus areas is healthy ageing and long-term care. Many Eurodiaconia members provide residential, community and home care…
Eurodiaconia is active in multiple policy areas related to the fight against poverty and social exclusion in Europe and to the promotion of social and health care services to foster social cohesion. In this section, you will find our main news.
Earthquake in Italy: The Evangelical Federation launched a fundraising appeal
The Federation of the Evangelical Churches in Italy-FCEI launched a fundraising appeal to support the thousands of displaced people hit…
New report: The role of social innovation on homelessness
In the first part of 2016, Eurodiaconia wrote a report based on survey answers of Eurodiaconia members regarding the role of…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: We are bound up in each other
This week seemed like a quiet week until we all awoke this morning to the news of yet more bloodshed…
2015 Annual Report: A chance to reflect on our past and inspire our future
At the last Annual General Meeting, which took place in Utrecht from 8-10 June 2016, Eurodiaconia presented its 2015 Annual…
Weekly editorial: Homelessness, still a sad reality
Over the last few months, I have been busy working on the topic of homelessness and writing a report on…
Second issue of European Semester Quarterly out now
Eurodiaconia has launched the second issue of its Semester Quarterly Journal. The aim of the Quarterly Journal is to provide Eurodiaconia’s national member…
Meeting report on social innovation and investment in homelessness out now
On 14 June 2016, Eurodiaconia held a discussion on the role of social innovation and investment in the homelessness sector…
Eurodiaconia study visit to Werkplaats Rotterdam Zuid
Werkplaats Rotterdam Zuid is a private initiative which works as a facilitator between small and medium enterprise willing to employ…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: What makes us Europeans?
Fragility has been on my mind this week. When I wrote the editorial last week I had hoped that the…