The project aims to jointly develop a practical model for prioritizing support interventions to accompany the process of including children with autism spectrum disorder in schools. 

This project aims to promote mental health among adolescents and young adults with intellectual disabilities. This will be achieved through the development of fun tools for strengthening psychosocial skills in easy-to-read and easy-to-understand language.

In collaboration with the University of Teacher Education of the Canton of Vaud, this project aims to increase knowledge about the prevention and management of challenging behaviors in students with intellectual disabilities using a positive behavior support approach. In addition, it will lead to the creation of training programs designed to equip and support professionals in specialized schools in managing these complex situations.

People living in socio-educational institutions are likely to have more health issues. However, healthcare professionals lack the knowledge to support and care for this population. This project aims to co-develop a tool that will enable people living in socio-educational institutions to express the obstacles they encounter in their healthcare journey and their needs, in order to promote their full participation in their healthcare journey.