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    Monday

    Date: 11 September

    Location: Lower Silesian Film Center, ul. Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 64A, Wrocław

    Authors’ meeting, discussion of the book Personas que cuidan (People Who Care)
    Hour: 2 p.m – 3.30 p.m

    Title: Authors’ meeting, discussion of the book Personas que cuidan (People Who Care)

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    Please join us at the meeting with the authors of the book People Who Care (Personas que cuidan), published by the Chilean Foundation for Disability in 2022. The team – Matias Poblete Sandoval, Catalina González Maldonado and María José Salazar Soto – will share their experience. The meeting will be led by Aleksandra Matyja and will focus on creating specific type of services and on the situation of people with disabilities and their families in Chile.

    Film screening and mini-concert
    Hour: 17:00

    Title:  Sonata, 2021, Poland, 1:58 minutes

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    The Plot

    Grzegorz, diagnosed as an autistic child, lives in his hermetic world, unable to establish contact with others. When he turns fourteen, it turns out that the cause of isolation is not autism, but hearing loss, which hides great musical talent. Thanks to the auditory implant, Grzegorz begins to learn sounds, words and music with which he falls in love. He wants to become a pianist and perform at the philharmonic hall. Nobody but himself and his closest family believes that a deaf boy - although supported by modern technology - will make his dream come true.

    Sample of musical talent

    After the screening conference guests will meet in person the main character of the movie – Grzegorz, who will give us a sample of his musical talent.

    Welcome drink
    Hour: 19:45
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    Join us for a welcome drink and snack, meet people who will share their experience in the power of short breaks during our conference, and collect your conference package. We will also be joined by those whose lives have inspired the filmmakers of Sonata.
    The Lower Silesian Film Center (DCF) is a cultural institution run by the local government of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, involved in a wide range of film-related activities: from cinemas, co-organising film festivals, screenings and special shows, educational programming, to supporting film production through funding as part of the Lower Silesian Film Competition and the Wroclaw Film Commission.

    Tuesday

    Date: 12 September

    Conference venue: Concordia Design, Wyspa Słodowa 7, Wrocław

    Registration + coffee
    Hour: 8:00 - 9:00
    Opening ceremony
    Hour: 9:00 - 9:30
    Plenary session
    Hour: 9:30 - 10:30
    Plenary Session Schedule
    plenary session room

    Key-note presentation. Respite is a right, not a privilege. We must have power to act. We must act to win.

    Lidia Lempart

    Chief Executive Officer, ORaToR Association, Poland

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    Poland

    Networking and icebreaker activities.

    Maria Zięba

    Manager, expert, trainer, culture animator, Ładne Historie Foundation, Poland

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    Krzysztof Bielaszka

    Expert, coordinator, trainer, Ładne Historie Foundation, Poland

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    Poland
    Coffee break
    Hour: 10:30 - 11:00
    Plenary session
    Hour: 11:00 - 12:30
    Plenary Session Schedule
    lenary session room

    Key-note presentation. An Incomparable Adventure: until Table Tennis World Champion and after

    Nuno Machado

    Vice-President of A.N.D.D.I. (National Sports Association for Intellectual Development), Portugal

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    Portugal

    Networking activities

    Maria Zięba

    Expert, coordinator, trainer, Ładne Historie Foundation, Poland

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    Krzysztof Bielaszka

    Expert, coordinator, trainer, Ładne Historie Foundation, Poland

    Read more
    Poland
    Lunch
    Hour: 12:30 - 13:30
    Workshop Sessions
    Hour: 13:30 - 15:00

    Workshop sessions are divided into four blocks A1, B1, C1, D1, which take place at the same time. A participant can only participate in one of the blocks

    Block A1
    Respite Innovations - inclusive tourism, activity and adventure based support 
    Room S8
    Workshop A1.1

    Respite Care Provider Training and Recruitment Pilot Project Results – A follow up to the Respite Care Worker Core Curriculum Training Pilot presentation given at the 2021 ISBA Virtual Conference

    Organisation: Respite Care Association of Wisconsin
    Presenters: Kim Whitmore, Rachel Watkins-Petersen

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    Key words: Training – Recruitment - Nation-wide – Research – Provider - Curriculum
    Country: USA

    Kim Whitmore

    PhD, RN, CPN, Assistant Professor, Marquette University College of Nursing

    Rachel Watkins-Petersen

    Project Manager, Respite Care Association of Wisconsin

    USA
    Workshop A1.2

    Building Better Breaks Together via Adventure-Based Support: Memory Camps

    Organisation: Respite Care Association of Wisconsin
    Presenters: Rachel Watkins-Petersen

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    Key words: Nature – Replicable - Dementia-care – Connection - Life-changing – Camp - Volunteers
    Country: USA

    Rachel Watkins-Petersen

    Project Manager, Respite Care Association of Wisconsin

    USA
    Workshop A1.3

    Bringing Respite to Your Community – Supporting Others in Creating Respite Programs

    Organisation: Respite Care Association of Wisconsin
    Presenters: Val Madsen

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    Key words: Creating – Lifespan - New Programs - Community - Start-Up - Business Support - Program Design
    Country: USA

    Val Madsen

    MS, CTRS, Training & Development Specialist

    USA
    Block B1
    INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT - COMMUNITY BASED SUPPORT PROGRAMS
    plenary session room
    Workshop B1.1

    Gauraflokkur: a summer camp for ADHD boys in Iceland

    Organisation: Individual - specialist
    Presenters: Sigurbjörg Fjölnisdóttir

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    Key words: Adventures - Activities - Individual needs – Challenges – Fun – Equality - Kindness
    Country: Iceland

    Sigurbjörg Fjölnisdóttir

    Clinical psychologist and director of the Welfare department at Mosfellsbær municipality

    Iceland
    Workshop B1.2

    Care for close person - How to experience professional burn out without working a single day

    Organisation: The Educational Research Institut
    Presenters: Michal Danielewicz

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    Key words: Care for close persons - Intervention research - Support program - Emotional support - Realized desires and unconsciousness needs - Specific life situation - Worries and fears
    Country: Poland

    Michal Danielewicz

    Research and analysis expert,
    The Educational Research Institut

    Poland
    Block C1
    COMMUNITY BASED SUPPORT PROGRAMS - RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S7
    Workshop C1.1

    Homesharing brings joy to everyone

    Organisation: LÍP A SPOLU 
    Presenters: Radka Ondrušková, Lucie Nováková

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    Key words: Friendship – Sharing - Self-discovery – Adventure – Experience – Understanding -Rest
    Country: Czech Republic

    Radka Ondrušková

    Homesharing coordinator in the LÍP A SPOLU organization

    Lucie Nováková

    The host of a seven-year-old boy with autism. She works as a volunteer coordinator. communication and PR assistant at the Regional Volunteer Center in Liberec.

    Czech Republic
    Workshop C1.2

    Addressing Compassion Fatigue in Non-profit Respite Staff

    Organisation: Tennessee Respite Coalition
    Presenters: Dr. Megan Schwalm

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    Key words: Compassion Fatigue – Leadership - Supporting Staff – Managers - Compassion
    Country: USA

    Dr. Megan Schwalm

    Executive Director

    USA
    Block D1
    RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    Room S6
    Workshop D1.1

    Experiences, incidents of a foreign mother of a special child in Iceland

    Organisation: Individual carer
    Presenters: Evelyn Rodriguez

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    Key words: Family – Friends – Doctors - Rehab center – Kindergarten – School - Support family - Short break place
    Country: Iceland

    Evelyn Rodriguez,

    Carer

    Iceland
    Workshop D1.2

    Lower Silesian Family Support Center

    Organisation: Promyk Słońca Foundation
    Presenters: Aleksandra Bojo, Dominika Woźniewska, Anna Jeżowska-Siwek

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    Key words: Day care - Individualized support - Comprehensive support - Cross-sectoral cooperation - Assistance - Respite care - Family support
    Country: Poland

    Aleksandra Bojo

    Project Officer

    Dominika Woźniewska

    Family Support Coordinator

    Anna Jeżowska-Siwek

    Social Services Coordinator

    Poland
    Workshop Sessions
    Hour: 15:30 - 17:00

    Workshop sessions are divided into four blocks E1, F1, G1, H1, which take place at the same time. A participant can only participate in one of the blocks.

    Block E1
    CENTER-BASED AND DAY CARE SERVICES - RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    Room S7
    Workshop E1.1

    Services provided in centers and day care services in the trend of deinstitutionalization

    Organisation: Oczami Brata Foundation
    Presenters: Paweł Bilski

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    Key words: Oczami Brata House – Independence – Human – Deinstitutionalization – Assistance – Respite – Person with disability
    Country: Poland

    Paweł Bilski

    Founder and CEO of the Oczami Brata Foundation, CEO of the Social Entreprise "Jasne, że alternatywa 21", Social Care Specialist and Manager, academic teacher, actor

    Poland
    Workshop E1.2

    Building the Bridge as We’re Crossing It: Providing Respite in Extraordinary Times

    Organisation: Wesway
    Presenters: Lisa Ellacott

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    Key words: Community – Pandemic – Creativity - Individualized Supports – Innovative – Challenges - Victories
    Country: Canada

    Lisa Ellacott

    Lisa Ellacott, Family Resource Facilitator and Casey Rowlinson, Supervisor of Services, Wesway

    Canada
    Block F1
    TECHNOLOGY AND SOFTWARE IN CARE SERVICES - RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    Room S8
    Workshop F1.1

    Technology and software in care services: bases for an R&D research and development project in Chile

    Organisation: Universidad de La Frontera of Chile
    Presenters: Cecilia Bastias Parraguez,  Sofía Ignacia Gazmuri Bastías

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    Key words: Research – Science – Technology – Development – Care – Individual support, - Connectivity
    Country: Chile

    Cecilia Bastias Parraguez

    Academic teacher and researcher at the Department of Social Work at the Universidad de La Frontera

    Sofía Ignacia Gazmuri Bastías

    Sofía Ignacia Gazmuri Bastías, psychology student, Universiad de La Frontera

    Chile
    Workshop F1.2

    Developing an integrated short breaks innovation fund in England

    Organisation: Department for Education and NHS England
    Presenters: Janet Collins, Scarlett Milward

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    Key words: Share experience of cross-system working - Transforming short-breaks
    Country: United Kingdom, England

    Janet Collins

    Policy Lead, Department for Education in England

    Scarlett Milward

    Programme Lead NHS England

    United Kingdom, England
    Block G1
    COMMUNITY BASED SUPPORT PROGRAMS - INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT
    plenary session room
    Workshop G1.1

    The Quiet Power of Siblings

    Organisation: Latika Roy Foundation
    Presenters: Jo Chopra-McGowan

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    Key words: Sibling Support - Events and Adventures - Saying the Unsaid
    Country: India

    Jo Chopra-McGowan

    Co-Founder and Executive Director, Latika Roy Foundation

    India
    Workshop G1.2

    Small servings of respite = a big community feast

    Organisation: Interest Link Borders
    Presenters: Stefanie Poletyllo

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    Key words: Community - Fun - Volunteers - Befriending- Travel - Learning disabilities - Belonging 
    Country: United Kingdom, Scotland

    Stefanie Poletyllo

    Area Coordinator

    United Kingdom, Scotland
    Block H1
    RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S6
    Workshop H1.1

    Short Breaks Beyond Breaks

    Organisation: Center for Rehabilitation Zagreb
    Presenters: Tamara Kralj, Martina Pavić

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    Key words: Innovative service - Intellectual disability – Family-centred approach - Quality of life
    Country: Croatia

    Tamara Kralj

    Clinical psychologist

    Martina Pavić

    Team Leader and Coordinator.

    Croatia
    Workshop H1.2

    Inclusive Innovation – A ‘How To’ Session on Building Better Breaks Together

    Organisation: Family Respite Services, People Minded Business
    Presenters: Janeen Halliwell, Catharine Shanahan

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    Key words: Inclusive - Innovation - Codesign - Creative - Outcomes - Homes - Engagement
    Country: Canada

    Janeen Halliwell

    Inclusive Innovation Consultant, People Minded Business

    Catharine Shanahan

    Executive Director, Family Respite Services

    Canada
    GALA DINNER: food, drinks, music and people
    Hour: 20:00

    Location:  Piwnica Świdnicka Restaurant and Brewery, Rynek Ratusz 1A, Wroclaw

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    Discover Piwnica Świdnicka, the oldest restaurant in Europe

    The gala dinner will take place at Piwnica Świdnicka: operating since 1273, it is the oldest restaurant in Europe, still telling its long story, but also open to novelties. The owners’ philosophy is to provide the best possible service, with the cuisine based on refined flavours, beer that is freshly brewed on-site, regional products, offering traditional dishes with a modern twist and historical dishes as they have always been served in this old inn.

    Wednesday

    Date: 13 September

    Conference venue: Concordia Design, Wyspa Słodowa 7, Wrocław

    Coffee
    Hour: 8:00 - 9:00

    Coffee with the ISBA Committee
    Hour: 8:00 - 9:00

    Meet the ISBA International Committee in order to understand better our goals, activities and plans. We are open to everyone who wants to co-create with us the future of the organization and build better breaks for those who need them. 

    Plenary session
    Hour: 9:00 - 10:30
    Plenary Session Schedule
    plenary session room

    Key-note presentation. Changing my family, changing the world.

    Marta Campo

    Director of Federació Catalana d'Autisme, Catalonia, Spain

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    Spain

    Key-note presentation. The Development of the Short Breaks Service in the Context of Contemporary Social Policies - experience from Croatia.

    Martina Zelić

    Advocate for persons with intellectual disabilities and coordinator of sheltered housing staff, Center for Rehabilitation Zagreb, Croatia

    Read more
    Croatia
    Coffee break
    Hour: 10:30 - 11:00
    Plenary session
    Hour: 11:00 - 12:30
    Plenary Session Schedule
    plenary session room

    Key-note presentation. An experience can change a life!

    Saeed Zaoori

    Founder of Iranian Adventurers with Disabilities, Iran

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    Iran

    Key-note Presentation. Sherpas of Hope – how to make mountain dreams of persons with disabilities come true.

    Krzysztof Sobczyk

    Mathematician, educator and coach, Polish Scouting and Guiding Union - Silesian Banner, Poland

    Read more
    Poland
    Lunch
    Hour: 12:30 - 13:30
    Workshop Sessions
    Hour: 13:30 - 15:00

    Workshop sessions are divided into four blocks A2, B2, C2, D2, which take place at the same time. A participant can only participate in one of the blocks

    Block A2
    RESPITE INNOVATIONS - CENTER-BASED AND DAY CARE SERVICES
    room S8
    Workshop A2.1

    Building Better Breaks through Research and Evaluation

    Organisation: Marquette University
    Presenters: Kim Whitmore, Tyler Engel

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    Key words: Research – Evaluation – Students – Latinx – Survey – Children - Families
    Country: USA

    Kim Whitmore

    PhD, RN, CPN, Assistant Professor, Marquette University College of Nursing

    Read more
    Tyler Engel

    BS, Project Coordinator, Advocate for people with disabilities, Leader of advocacy groups

    Read more
    USA
    Workshop A2.2

    Granting Impact: Emergency Respite Systems and Other Supportive Grant Programs

    Organisation: Respite Care Association of Wisconsin
    Presenters: Leslie Thede

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    Key words: Urgent Situation – Relief – Comfort – Support – Critical – Assistance - Well-Being
    Country: USA

    Leslie Thede

    Program Support Specialist

    USA
    Block B2
    INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT - RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S6
    Workshop B2.1

    From Short Break to independent living – the mountains will connect us

    Organisation: Ładne Historie Foundation
    Presenters: Halina Bernatt

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    Key words: Tourism – Availability – Inclusiveness – Adventure – Independence - Change of habits - Break
    Country: Poland

    Halina Bernatt

    Manager of the National Network of Social Tourism in Poland

    Poland
    Workshop B2.2

    Building Better Ways to tell the Short Breaks Story! How to create and share the value and impact of short breaks/respite

    Organisation: ARCH National Respite Network
    Presenters: MaryJo Alimena Caruso, Casandra Firman

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    Key words: Evaluation - Data-Visualization – Storytelling – Success – Advocacy - Messaging
    Country: USA

    MaryJo Alimena Caruso

    M.Ed. FRIENDS National Center for CBCAP, Pittsburgh

    Casandra Firman

    Senior Staff and Evaluation Consultant, ARCH National Respite Network & Resource Center

    USA
    Block C2
    INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT - COMMUNITY BASED SUPPORT PROGRAMS
    plenary session room
    Workshop C2.1

    For(r)est - nature-based therapies for people with disabilities

    Organisation: Imago Foundation
    Presenters: Magdalena Kowalska, Agata Włodarczyk - Bucharowska, Magdalena Stempska

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    Key words: Nature – Adventure – Outdoor – Rest - Self-development – Creativity - Inclusion
    Country: Poland

    Magdalena Kowalska

    Psychologist and trainer in Adventure Therapy

    Agata Włodarczyk - Bucharowska

    Socio-therapist, therapy climbing instructor and trainer in Adventure Therapy

    Magdalena Stempska

    Kayaking instructor, coordinator and trainer in Adventure Therapy

    Poland
    Workshop C2.2

    Nature and friendship can heal – respite breaks for mothers and children suffering from war trauma

    Organisation: Regional Volunteering Center Liberec
    Presenters: Michal Cancik, Lucie Nováková

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    Key words: Nature – Activities – War refugees – Adaptation in a foreign country – Inclusion – Psychological help – Future
    Country: Czech Republic

    Michal Cancik

    CEO of Regional Volunteering Center Liberec

    Lucie Nováková

    The host of a seven-year-old boy with autism. She works as a volunteer coordinator, communication and PR assistant at the Regional Volunteer Center in Liberec

    Czech Republic
    Block D2
    INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT – RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S7
    Workshop D2.1

    People who care: The challenges of caring for people with disabilities in Chile

    Organisation: Fundación Chilena para la discapacidad (FCHD)
    Presenters: Matías Poblete Sandoval, Catalina González Maldonado, Maria Jose Salazar Soto

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    Key words: Pilot – day care services – suport center – methodology - research
    Country: Chile

    Matías Poblete Sandoval

    President and founder of FCHD

    Catalina González Maldonado

    Social worker

    Maria Jose Salazar Soto

    Social worker

    Chile
    Workshop D2.2

    40 faces of Short Break Haus Brücke

    Organisation: Bethel
    Presenters: Andreas Karger, Theresa Scholle, Mika W. and Callum Mc G.

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    Key words: Photography – Eye-catcher - Self-confidence – Diversity – Inclusion – Activating – Enrichment 
    Country: Germany

    Andreas Karger

    Manager of Short Break Haus Brücke

    Theresa Scholle

    Employee of Short Break Haus Brücke

    Mika W

    Short Break guests

    Callum Mc G.

    Short Break guests

    Germany
    Workshop Sessions
    Hour: 15:30 - 17:00

    Workshop sessions are divided into four blocks E2, F2, G2, H2, which take place at the same time. A participant can only participate in one of the blocks.

    Block E2
    IMMIGRANTS SUPPORT - CENTER-BASED AND DAY CARE SERVICES - RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    plenary session room
    Workshop E2.1

    Processes of including migrants in support systems - goals, challenges

    Organisation: : Imago Foundation
    Presenters: Anna Janus PhD,  Barbara Górka

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    Key words: Support for parents of children from Ukraine - Short break - Inclusion in the support system – Research – Recommendations – Integration - Social policy
    Country: Poland

    Anna Janus

    Expert of the Imago Foundation, lecturer at the Pomeranian University

    Barbara Górka

    Expert in the area of personal assistance and short breaks, career counsellor, co-author of the innovative Personal Assistance Center model

    Poland
    Workshop E2.2

    Respitality - Strengthening Our Community Through Hospitality

    Organisation: Community Living Sarnia-Lambton
    Presenters: Connie Locking, Kristy Bodkin

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    Key words: Respite – Community – Families – Adventure – Collaboration – Friends - Fun
    Country: Canada

    Connie Locking

    Adult Respite Manager

    Kristy Bodkin

    Children’s Respite Manager

    Canada
    Workshop E2.3

    Building Together: Using a Co-Design Approach to Empower People with Disabilities

    Organisation: Community Living Toronto
    Presenters: Jennifer Steffler, Brad Saunders

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    Key words: Choice - Innovation - Person-Directed - Participatory Design - Community - Together - Service Innovation
    Country: Canada

    Jennifer Steffler

    l Director – Community Participation Supports & Respite

    Brad Saunders

    Chief Executive Officer

    Canada
    Block F2
    CENTER-BASED AND DAY CARE SERVICES - RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S7
    Workshop F2.1

    Communities Building Better Breaks Together

    Organisation: Western Care Association
    Presenters: Erin Scott, Ruth Kneafsey

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    Key words: Homesharing
    Country: Ireland

    Erin Scott

    Link Social Worker

    Ruth Kneafsey

    Home Share Co-ordinator, Western Care Association, Co Mayo

    Ireland
    Workshop F2.2

    Respite House and Round the Clock Care specialized in palliative care

    Organisation: Wrocławskie Hospicjum dla Dzieci Foundation
    Presenters: Beata Hernik-Janiszewska

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    Key words: Specialized respite care – Hospice - Terminally ill children - Parents of sick children - Rest is a duty - Systemic action - Support
    Country: Poland

    Beata Hernik-Janiszewska

    CEO of Wrocławskie Hospicjum dla Dzieci Foundation

    Poland
    Block G2
    INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT – RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S6
    Workshop G2.1

    How Respitality has helped the tourism industry open their doors (and their hearts) to unpaid carers in Scotland

    Organisation: Shared Care Scotland
    Presenters: Kerry Donaghey

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    Key words: Inclusive short breaks within the tourism industry
    Country: United Kingdom, Scotland

    Kerry Donaghey

    Respitality Manager with Shared Care Scotland

    United Kingdom, Scotland
    Workshop G2.2

    Comfort for all

    Organisation: Lubelskie Region Disability Forum – Regional Board, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University
    Presenters: Anna Bieganowska – Skóra

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    Key words: Comfort – Changing Place – Accessibility – Dignity - Human rights – Inclusion – Seniors – Intimacy
    Country: Poland

    Anna Bieganowska – Skóra

    Assistant teacher at the Department of Pedeutology and Health Education

    Poland
    Workshop G2.3

    Making Memories in Inclusive and Creative Communities

    Organisation: PAMIS
    Presenters: Fiona Souter, Maureen Phillip

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    Key words: Memories – Together – Families – Communities – Accessible – Fun - Valued
    Country: United Kingdom, Scotland

    Fiona Souter

    PAMIS Inclusive Communities Director

    Maureen Phillip

    PAMIS Creative Communities Director

    United Kingdom, Scotland
    Block H2
    INCLUSIVE TOURISM, ACTIVITY- AND ADVENTURE-BASED SUPPORT – RESPITE INNOVATIONS
    room S8
    Workshop H2.1

    Risk considerations when planning activity-based supports!

    Organisation: Connection Plus
    Presenters: Rainer L. Strassberger

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    Key words: Downhill skiing - Inclusive tourism – Activity – Adventure
    Country: Australia

    Rainer L. Strassberger

    CEO of ‘Connections Plus Australia’ (16 years), a medium sized Disability Service provider based in Merimbula.

    Australia
    Workshop H2.2

    Waiting to Exhale

    Organisation: It’s You AND Me
    Presenters: Roz Tandy

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    Key words: Supportive – Fun – Relatable - Real-Life – Interactive - Community-minded - Family-minded
    Country: USA

    Roz Tandy

    Founder and Executive Director, It’s You AND Me, Inc.

    USA
    Social program
    Hour: 17:30 - 19:30

    You can join either Tour 1 or Tour 2, both are wonderful ways to discover the city’s beauty and history by walking.

    Tour ID
    Tours
    Tour 1

    See the Old Town and discover Wrocław’s history

    Walking tour with a professional city guide
    Time and meeting place: 17:30 in front of Concordia Design
    Itinerary: Nave (souvenir of the European Capital of Culture 2016) – Market Hall – The National Institute of the Ossolińskis – Wroclaw University – Jatki Street – The St. Elisabeth Church (Basilica)– the 18th century organ by Michael Engler – the Basilica bell tower (scenic point on top of a 75 metre-tower / no elevator available) – „Jaś i Małgosia” ("Hansel and Gretel") – Main Square – City Hall
    Guided tour may slightly differ from the assumed plan (depending on the existing conditions).
    Time: Around 2h
    Language: English
    Parts of the tour will not be accessible to wheelchair users (the bell tower).

    The tour will be divided in two groups.

    Tour 2

    See the most beautiful and the oldest part of the city and discover the treasures of Ostrów Tumski

    Walking tour with a professional city guide
    Time and meeting place: 17:30 in front of Concordia Design
    Itinerary: Tumski Bridge – Orphanotropheum – Holy Cross Collegiate Church – the Suffragan Bishops' Palace – Cathedral of St. John the Baptist (the silver altar of bishop Andreas von Jerin) – the legend of the Dumpling Gate – University of Wrocław’s Botanical Gardens (without visiting the facility) – St. Martin’s Church – archaeological site in the basement of the congregation of the Sisters of the House of Notre Dame – statue of John XXIII
    Guided tour may slightly differ from the assumed plan (depending on the existing conditions).
    Time: Around 2h
    Language: English

    Party time: Join us for drinks and music in one of Wroclaw’s pubs.
    Hour: 20:00

    Location: Klubokawiarnia Recepcja, ul. Ruska 46C, Wrocław

    Thursday

    Date: 14 September

    Conference venue: Concordia Design, Wyspa Słodowa 7, Wrocław

    Coffee
    Hour: 8:00 - 9:00
    Plenary session - Legislation panel
    Hour: 9:00 - 9:45
    Plenary Session Schedule
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    Legislation panel. Carers-friendly policy – regional strategies and support programs

    Petr Tulpa

    Deputy Hetman of Liberec Region, pedagog, politician, Czech Republic

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    Marcin Krzyżanowski

    Deputy Marshal of the Lower Silesian Region, Poland

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    Don Williamson

    CEO of Shared Care Scotland, United Kingdom

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    Piotr Kuźniak

    CEO of Imago Foundation, the President of ISBA, Poland

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    Czech Republic
    Poland
    United Kingdom, Scotland
    Plenary session - Legislation panel
    Hour: 9:45 - 10:30
    Plenary Session Schedule
    plenary session room

    Legislation panel. Carers support around the globe: challenges, resources, policies, common goals.

    Ivana Poslon Hrvoj

    Social Worker, Short Break Service Developer, Center for Rehabilitaton Zagreb, Croatia

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    Jo Chopra-McGowan

    Co-Founder and Executive Director, Latika Roy Foundation, India

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    Lyzaveta Drannikova

    Project Officer at the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities, Belgium

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    Jerzy Komorowski

    Director of Social Affairs and Labour Market Departement at the Marshal's Office of Lower Silesia, Poland

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    Croatia
    India
    Poland
    Belgium
    Coffee break
    Hour: 10:30 - 11:00
    Plenary session
    Hour: 11:00 - 12:30
    Plenary Session Schedule
    plenary session room

     Break Exchange Networking Session. The Building Respite Evidence and Knowledge

    Join members of the BREAK Exchange for a casual networking hour to learn more about respite happenings around the world! The Building Respite Evidence and Knowledge (BREAK) Exchange is an international group of researchers, respite providers, agencies, and individuals who are committed to building a culture of evidence-based respite care. Our mission is to provide members with opportunities to connect and learn from and with each other, in order to advance respite policy, practices, and research around the world. Learn more at www.breakexchange.org

    Kim Whitmore

    PhD, RN, CPN, Assistant Professor, Marquette University College of Nursing, USA

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    USA

    Key-note presentation. Queer, crip and sex. Presentation and film screening: Sexuality and gender among people with disabilities

    Laksa Kobas

    Photographer, screenwriter, director, visual artist, Poland

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    Poland
    Coffee break
    Hour: 12:30 - 13:00
    Plenary session
    Hour: 13:00 - 14:00
    Plenary Session Schedule
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    Key-note presentation. In times of war and over the borders: Ukrainian war immigrants support for persons with disabilities and their families.

    Maciej Nastaga

    Fundraising Director, Potrafię Pomóc Foundation, Poland

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    Poland
    Awarding Certificates Wrocław without Barriers in Memory of Bartłomiej Skrzyński
    Hour: 14:00
    Closing ceremony and invitation to ISBA 2025 Conference
    Hour: 14:30
    Social program
    Hour: 15:45

    You can join tour 3 or 4, both are wonderful ways to discover the city’s beauty and history

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    Tour 3

    Boat cruise on the Odra River

    A cruise on the Wroclaw Water Junction – commented by a licensed city guide. It is operated by a white fleet ship equipped with an open viewing deck and closed deck - enabling the trip in case of bad weather conditions. Maximal ship capacity 120 people.

    Time and meeting place: 15:45 in front of Concordia Design

    Programme: 10 minutes’ walk to Teatralna Marina. Boat cruise from Amfitheater Marina - Ostrów Tumski - National Museum - Grunwaldzki Bridge - house on the water – POLINKA cable car - ZOO - Przekop Opatowicki cableway (return to Amfiteatralna harbor next to the Fine Arts Academy)

    The route of the cruise may differ from the assumed plan (depending on the water level).

    The marina is accessible to wheelchairs. The boat crew will provide support in getting to the open deck of the boat.

    Time: Around 2h
    Language: English

    Tour 4

    Kayaking on the Oława River

    Time and meeting place: 15:45 in front of Concordia Design, we will walk together to the kayaking marina.

    Kayaking down the Oława River (Grunwaldzki Bridge, Hydropolis, Niskie Łąki, Siedlecka Footbridge, the Hollender Family Palace - recreational tour, approx. 3km). During the kayaking tour, the tour organizers will provide the following: equipment (kayaks, paddles), safety equipment (life jackets, other safety equipment), qualified and experienced water-tourism instructors.

    Time: Around 2h
    Language: English

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    FCHD Foundation
    Fundación Chilena para la Discapacidad
    Santa Corina 68, La Cisterna, Santiago, Chile

    Conference Management

    Matías Poblete
    Email: isba.shortbreak@gmail.com

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