InCasa - The Inclusive Camino
A Collaborative Effort to Make the Pilgrimage Accessible to All project, also known as InCASA, was created from a shared need and concern of all partners involved. A camino (path) that brough us together to increase accessibility and participation in the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage for youngsters with disabilities.
By developing an accessible web app and a training platform for caregivers and youth workers, we seek to empower these individuals with the necessary resources and support for a meaningful pilgrimage experience.
Activities of InCASA
Research to inform the development of our resources.
Develop an accessible Web App providing detailed information about the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.
Create a training platform for caregivers, youth workers and organisational staff, offering courses and resources on facilitating inclusive outdoor activities.
Two LTTAs (Learning Teaching Training Activities): Online staff training and an in-person 3-day practical experience on the Camino de Santiago.
Produce a documentary capturing the project's journey and impact.
Young people with disabilities: We want to empower them to participate in outdoor activities like the Camino de Santiago.
People who support them: Caregivers, staff, youth workers, and educators will gain skills to organise inclusive activities.
The general public and policymakers: We aim to raise awareness and influence policy towards greater inclusion.
Other organisations: Our resources can be adapted by other European initiatives working on disability and inclusion.
The participants in our InCASA
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