Ulla Bohman, Boarve, was the leading expert
in the European Project E.A.S.E.
in the European Project E.A.S.E.
The project aimed to increase knowledge about
the need for accessible information
and how to write information in Easy Language.
The receiving countries of the project was Greece and Malta,
with the CRPD in Malta as co-ordinators.
the need for accessible information
and how to write information in Easy Language.
The receiving countries of the project was Greece and Malta,
with the CRPD in Malta as co-ordinators.
The project resulted in Guidelines for Easy Language
and a Training Package for Trainers, both written by Ulla Bohman.
Towards the end of the project, training of trainers
were held in both Greece and Malta
with Ulla Bohman as the expert trainer.
and a Training Package for Trainers, both written by Ulla Bohman.
Towards the end of the project, training of trainers
were held in both Greece and Malta
with Ulla Bohman as the expert trainer.
Boarve is now proud to announce that the project E.A.S.E.
has been shortlisted for two awards
at the European Social Services Awards 2026!
The project has been shortlisted
for the Disability and Accessibility in Social Services Award.
The award recognises organisations that demonstrate
outstanding leadership in advancing accessibility,
promoting inclusion, and improving the quality of life
of persons with disabilities.
has been shortlisted for two awards
at the European Social Services Awards 2026!
The project has been shortlisted
for the Disability and Accessibility in Social Services Award.
The award recognises organisations that demonstrate
outstanding leadership in advancing accessibility,
promoting inclusion, and improving the quality of life
of persons with disabilities.
E.A.S.E. has also been shortlisted for the prestigious
Headline Jury Award for Social Inclusion.
Headline Jury Award for Social Inclusion.
This special award is selected exclusively by
the ESSA Expert Judging Panel.
Being shortlisted for this category places E.A.S.E. among
a small number of projects recognised for their exceptional contribution
to social inclusion and their wider impact on society.
the ESSA Expert Judging Panel.
Being shortlisted for this category places E.A.S.E. among
a small number of projects recognised for their exceptional contribution
to social inclusion and their wider impact on society.
In November we will find out if E.A.S.E. won!
Read more about the awards via the following two links: