FMD vaunts a proud heritage of experience in conceiving and implementing a wide range of social welfare projects. Over the years, both projects with clearly-defined locations and durations and open-term projects have been begun, many of which have blossomed into real and authentic operational platforms.

From 2002 to date, for example, numerous digital literacy activities for the elderly inspired by the Grandparents on the Internet inter-generational learning model have been launched, even if most of which are simply courses. We challenge the risk of social exclusion of the elderly (over-60 years of age) using a systematic approach that involves students, teachers, and, of course, the elderly, to which we propose:

 

We list all the projects that we have launched below in alphabetical order. Click on the title to access the respective description page.

 

L, N, and T indicate the location of project intervention (the location of the prime beneficiaries). L stands for local (municipality, province or region); N for national; T for transnational. The area or type of intervention is indicated in the fourth column under A.