Horganic newsletter 1 (English version)

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N1_MAY | 2013

Welcome to HORGANIC newsletter! Learning is not something addressed only to children or youngsters at a certain age. Learning is a lifelong process that enriches us and allows us growing and being better citizens. It is also an excellent empowerment tool, especially for those at risk of social exclusion, as for example people with mental problems. It is proven that activities related to plants and nature have revealed especially beneficial for people with mental disabilities and we want to take advantage of this fact. HORGANIC aims to be a gardening training course for the above mentioned target group: adults with mental illness. The training course will help people to develop cognitive skills, increase their self-esteem, improve their memory and communication skills and, overall, promote a healthy life in harmony with nature. This newsletter aims to reach the HORGANIC dissemination objectives: informing about the project and spreading its results, promoting training for adults, reducing stigma attached to mental illness and increasing visibility of the Grundtvig Programme. In this first issue: -

Read a presentation about HORGANIC project: objectives, activities, main milestones.

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Know more about the HORGANIC partners: organisations’ profile, working areas.

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Find out about where are we now: what has been developed, next steps.

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Know about the HORGANIC website.

HORGANIC newsletter will be available every four months, updating you about the HORGANIC project progress and related news that we hope to be interesting and useful. Have a great read!

This project has been funded with support of the Lifelong Learning Programme, Grundtvig sub-programme, from the European Commission.


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