chAnGE - innovative learning for a more climate-resilient healthcare service for older people

University College Cork recently hosted the initial transnational project meeting of the ‘Climate change and Healthy AgeinG: co-creating E-learning for resilience and adaptation’ (chAnGE) project, where Professor Suzanne Timmons of the Centre for Gerontology and Rehabilitation, UCC, is the lead coordinator. This €1.5 million EU-funded Erasmus+ project is an alliance of universities, vocational education and training providers, and health & social care organisations, across Ireland, Portugal, Finland, Austria & Greece. Together we are co-creating a suite of online micro credentials for health and social care workers who deliver care to older people.

Professor Suzanne Timmons of the Centre for Gerontology and Rehabilitation is the Lead Coordinator of a newly-funded European Commission (Erasmus+) initiative, of which University College Cork is the Coordinating Partner.

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