RomInDis is not only about developing resources at European level. It also involves working with local professionals and stakeholders to better understand the realities and barriers faced by Roma people with physical disabilities when accessing healthcare.
Over recent weeks, Fundació Privada Pere Closa has continued its local engagement in Badalona through meetings with healthcare professionals and local stakeholders. These exchanges help strengthen connections between the healthcare sector, social services and organisations working with Roma communities, while providing valuable perspectives for the next stages of the RomInDis project.
The project’s approach is based on cooperation: bringing together different professionals and perspectives to contribute to more inclusive and accessible healthcare.
From local action to European cooperation.
Find out more about RomInDis: www.romindis.eu
