Celebrating the UN’s International Day of Care and Support… LeTs-Care researchers at the GOLTC webinar “Changing the Narrative on Long-Term Care”
On November 28th, 2025, the Global Observatory on Long-Term Care (GOLTC) organised the webinar tackling some of the most persistent myths that continue to hold back progress in LTC.
Launch of the LeTs-Care Policy Lab! Gathering Momentum to Foster Policy Dialogue on Long-Term Care
The LeTs-Care Policy Lab officially launches on September 25th in Brussels, with remote participation available. This dialogue-based initiative is intended to support the advancement of research and policy-making in the field of long-term care.
LeTs-Care researchers contribute to international dialogue on LTC
From 1 to 3 September, the Menéndez Pelayo International University hosted the UIMP-IMSERSO Summer Course, bringing together experts to reflect on the future of LTC. As part of the programme, three researchers from the LeTs-Care project – Barbara Da Roit (University of Venice), Roberta Perna (CSIC), and Alexandra Lopes (University of Porto) – took part in a roundtable dedicated to presenting the project’s findings.
LeTs-Care engages EU Stakeholders at Brussels Policy Lab next September 25
The LeTs-Care project will host its first Policy Lab, next September 25th, 2025 in Brussels. The event will focus on one of the most urgent concerns in Long-Term Care: the resilience and sustainability of the care workforce.
LeTs-Care Goes Global!
At the International Public Policy Association Conference, ICPP7, held in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from June 1 to 4, 2025, Prof. Poškutė (ISM University of Management and Economics) presented the paper “Meeting Long-term Care Needs of Older Adults in Ageing Societies: case of Lithuania.”
LeTs-Care Team Showcases Research Findings at the 7th ESPAnet Austria Research Conference
The LeTs-Care research team at UIBK participated in the 7th ESPAnet Austria Research Conference, organised at the University of Innsbruck on 24-25 April 2025.
Two recent papers by Prof Bernhard Weicht and Dr Lisa Waldenburger (UIBK), illustrate the intellectual breadth and critical engagement that characterise the LeTs-Care agenda.