
Hold on, be STRONG!
Holistic approach in ageing strong for adults 60+ with a migration background
Active ageing, social inclusion and digital literacy for seniors 60+, with a special focus on migrants and refugees.
The aim
To promote active ageing, social inclusion and digital literacy among seniors, with a special focus on migrants and refugees — strengthening European values of solidarity, respect and cooperation while supporting seniors' mental, physical and emotional well-being.
Objectives
- 1Holistic training for seniors — a 12-week programme covering digital skills, healthy living, creativity and stress management.
- 2Promote social inclusion — reduce isolation through group activities and community initiatives.
- 3Strengthen digital literacy — essential online skills for communication, services and lifelong learning.
- 4Foster intergenerational learning — young volunteers as mentors, bridging generational gaps.
- 5Support mental & physical health — structured exercise, trauma recovery and mindfulness techniques.
- 6Build confidence and adaptability so seniors, especially migrants and refugees, rediscover a sense of purpose.
About the project
To promote active ageing, social inclusion and digital literacy among seniors, with a special focus on migrants and refugees — strengthening European values of solidarity, respect and cooperation while supporting seniors' mental, physical and emotional well-being.
Results & outputs
Everything we produce is an open educational resource — free to download, use and share.
Digital book: best practices for ageing strong
Training methodologies from the 12-week programme, for reuse by other organisations.
Hold on, be STRONG! — project website
Open →The project hub for active ageing with seniors 60+ from migrant backgrounds — activities, materials and news from the partnership we coordinate.
Expected outcomes
- Increased digital proficiency — seniors use online tools, access services and communicate confidently.
- Improved mental and physical health, and reduced stress.
- Stronger social connections through intergenerational learning.
- A digital book of best practices and training methodologies for wider use.
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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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