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Project reference: 06-GBR01-S2G01-00188-2<br />

UNITED KINGDOM<br />

Interwrite<br />

The project consists of writing workshops in participating countries as a means of encouraging adults with reading and<br />

writing difficulties to find their voice. Through the medium of web pages, adults with reading and writing difficulties<br />

will communicate by stories, letters, pictures and/or questions via a dedicated Website. A translation facility will<br />

enable effective dialogue and a face-to-face meeting of participants will permit further sharing of experiences and<br />

motivate all those involved.<br />

Duration: 2 year Funding year: 2 nd<br />

Area(s) covered<br />

Project Objectives<br />

Target Group(s)<br />

COMPOSITION OF THE PARTNERSHIP<br />

Coordinating institution<br />

Name of the organisation: New Leaf Publishers<br />

Name of the contact person: Anne Chester<br />

Address: 5 Wardley Road, Walton, Warrington, Cheshire<br />

E-mail: amchester@btinternet.com<br />

Tel: +44 (0)1925 267855<br />

Fax:<br />

Partners<br />

GAMA (ES)<br />

Komvux Halmstad (SE)<br />

Basic skills<br />

Intercultural issues<br />

Learning about European countries / the European Union<br />

Information technology<br />

Strategy for stimulating/promoting adult learners’ demand for<br />

<strong>learning</strong><br />

Experimentation with new pedagogical approach(es)<br />

Migrants / travellers / ethnic or other minorities<br />

Other economically or socially disadvantaged groups, unemployed<br />

persons, persons in prison<br />

Senior citizens<br />

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