Maria Nilsson, Director of the Swedish Family Care Competence Centre (Nka), shared research from the WELL CARE project at the 8th International Conference on Evidence-Based Policy in Long-Term Care, hosted by the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC), London School…
Marco Socci presented the “WELL CARE” project at an event organised in Bergamo (Lombardy Region, Northern Italy) on 25 September 2026 together with our two sister Horizon Europe projects On 25 September 2026, the event “Resilience and mental wellbeing of…
Licia Boccaletti and Stefano Grassi presented the WELL CARE project at an event organised in Trento (Autonomous Province of Trento, Northern Italy) on 3 October 2026 The “WELL CARE” project was presented on Saturday, October 3, during the international conference…
What does long-term care policy do to the people who actually provide care? That question was at the heart of our second WELL CARE symposium at the 23rd IAGG World Congress of Gerontology: How do long-term care policies and care…
A full room and rich discussion for WELL CARE’s first symposium at #IAGG2026 in Amsterdam: “Good practices and solution prototypes to strengthen the mental wellbeing of informal carers and long-term care workers in Europe.” Chaired by Maria Nilsson together with…
We were pleased to launch the WELL CARE project deliverable, “Final report on 10 in-depth case studies in 5 European countries” at the first dedicated WELL CARE project symposium at the 23rd IAGG World Congress of Gerontology that took place in…
Dear Reader, A warm welcome to the second edition of the WELL CARE newsletter! We are delighted to share the latest news from our journey to support mental health and wellbeing for informal carers and long-term care workers across Europe.…
Dear Reader, We are thrilled to have you with us on the journey of the WELL CARE project! Thank you for your interest as we continue our mission to support mental health and resilience among informal carers and long-term…
We are excited to announce the release of "D4.1: Report on Analysis of Legislation, Policies, Care Frameworks and Funding Schemes" as part of the EU-funded WELL CARE Project. This report, developed under WP4, explores critical questions around long-term care (LTC)…
The inaugural in-person meeting for the Well Care project took place in Brussels on February 7th and 8th. Representatives from all partner organizations attended, except the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA). Over these two intensive and productive…