Sociologist Bernhard Weicht explains why “care” resists one definition and how LeTs‑Care examines meanings, contexts, and researchers’ boundaries…
LeTs-Care coordinator Barbara Da Roit takes us deep into the project’s complexity.
Public Deliverables released: find them on Zenodo
How the analysis of local meaningful practices can help shape long-term care’s future in the EU.
What happens when researchers step out of the theoretical realm and into the heart of real-world care practice?
Professor Barbara Da Roit, Principal Investigator of the LeTs-Care project, has been appointed Co-Chair of the Transforming Care Network (TCN).
Reflections on the Report “Social Economy in Europe: Contributing to Competitiveness and Prosperity”.
A webinar by the Global Observatory on Long-Term Care examined the constraints and enduring myths that continue to hinder progress in LTC
The first LeTs-Care Policy Lab aims at connecting research and policy-making in the field of long-term care.
Three researchers from the LeTs-Care project took part in a roundtable within the UIMP-IMSERSO Summer Course 2025
The LeTs-Care’s first Policy Lab specifically tackles the resilience and sustainability of the care workforce.
At the International Public Policy Association Conference (ICPP7), Prof. Poškutė (ISM) presented a paper on long-term care needs in Lithuania.
The LeTs-Care Consortium is committed to make significant steps in engaging with the key stakeholders.
The first Spanish LeTs-Care workshop was held on May 22nd at the Espacio Converge in Madrid.
Santa Casa da Misericórdia do Porto and the Faculty of Arts of the University of Porto sign a protocol in the LTC field.
The first Austrian LeTs-Care workshop was held on May 16th 2025 at the University of Innsbruck.
LeTs-Care is part of a cluster of EU-funded projects focussing on innovation in practices and policies in the LTC sector.
The LeTs-Care research team at UIBK participated in the 7th ESPAnet Austria Research Conference, on 24-25 April 2025.
Gathered in Porto, the LeTs‑Care Consortium moved forward with the project’s ethnographic research.
Prof. Da Roit applies the “LeTs-Care approach” to the joint challenges of aging and climate change.
The Workshop, organised by the DG for Research and Innovation, is a platform for projects to showcase their results.
At the Consortium meeting in Roskilde, the LeTs-Care team began reflecting on the ‘meanings’ of key care-related concepts.
In an interview, Prof. Da Roit, Principal Investigator in the LeTs-Care project, traces the origins of the Italian system of care for the non-self-sufficient.
The LeTs-Care project has officially started with a successful kick-off meeting held in Venice, Italy, on April 3rd and 4th, 2024.