Digital Guide Published & Awareness Campaign Launched CARE Digital Guide Published The CARE Digital Guide is now fully developed and available on the project website. It provides practical information on understanding social death, recognising its effects, and promoting empathy, dignity, and human connection in everyday and professional settings.ess complex social needs, supporting stronger, more connected communities.                                                     Explo

CARE in Action: Understanding Social Death & Building Bridges Online Webinar – 6 November 2025, 13:00 CET The CARE Project invites you to join our upcoming online webinar “CARE in Action: Understanding Social Death & Building Bridges” — an inspiring event exploring how communities across Europe are addressing social death and fostering stronger human connections. This multilingual webinar will feature an opening and closing session in English, with the main sessions running i

🌟 CARE Project Concludes Its Online Awareness Campaign on Social Death The CARE Project proudly announces the successful completion of its online awareness campaign, dedicated to increasing understanding of social death  and promoting empathy, inclusion, and human connection across Europe. Throughout the campaign, a series of impactful “living library” videos shared personal, real-life stories of individuals who have experienced social isolation in their communities, workpla

We're developing the Digital Guide: Social Isolation Schema—a practical tool to help educators and SMEs address social isolation. Stay tuned at www.project-care.info !

The CARE project is committed to empowering communities to build a more empathetic and inclusive society.

CARE is launching the Digital Guide: Social Isolation Schema — a practical resource packed with insights and strategies to understand and break cycles of isolation.

The hidden crisis of social death — a condition where people feel cut off from community and identity. Through research and outreach, CARE aims to raise awareness, promote prevention, and build inclusive, resilient societies.

The CARE project made significant strides in its mission through a series of critical activities and meetings.