Aims and objectives
LiP (Learning in Partnership) exists to encourage working together between associations to enable improved services for the benefit of people with Parkinson’s and their families.
LiP will support the people responsible for the leadership and development of the member associations by actively facilitating the inclusive exchange of know-how and experience for the benefit of the associations and the people they represent.
LiP will encourage associations to learn from each other
- develop exchange of information and expertise
- provide the opportunity to Learn in Partnership at the EPDA annual conferences
- facilitate communication between associations
- support integration of the early onset groups.
It is important to note that LiP will focus on providing benefit to all associations irrespective of their size and structure.
If you have any questions please contact Kate Browne on kate@epda.eu.com.
Learning in Partnership 2011
The 2011 Learning in Partnership (LiP) workshop will take place on Friday 7 October at the Runnymede-on-Thames, Egham, UK.
The 2011 LiP questionnaire was circulated in February 2011 to the EPDA member organisations to seek feedback on the topic for the 2011 workshop. It is hoped that all members will provide their views to ensure that LiP meets the needs of all organisations and supports this important project. A workshop will then be developed to encourage the exchange of expertise and information between member organisations , and the sharing of best practice for the benefits of all participants. [more...]
