SciFY joins Disability Support Europe: Together for a society without exclusion

How can we create greater social impact? Through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and putting our experience to work for the common good.

We are pleased to announce that Science For You—SciFY has joined Disability Support Europe (formerly EASPD) as a Candidate Observer Member. Disability Support Europe is one of the most important European networks in the field of disability support.

This membership is another step in our effort to use technology and social innovation to build a more inclusive, accessible, and fair society for everyone.

A European network with a shared vision

Disability Support Europe represents more than 20,000 disability support providers across Europe. It works to shape policies, practices, and systems that ensure persons with disabilities can live independently, make their own choices, and participate equally in society.

Through collaboration, the exchange of good practices, and the promotion of innovation, the network contributes to meaningful change in areas such as education, employment, independent living, and technology.

In 2026, marking 30 years of activity, the organisation entered a new era by adopting the name Disability Support Europe and renewing its commitment to a Europe where inclusion becomes a reality in everyday life.

Knowledge sharing and collective action

SciFY’s membership coincided with this new beginning and with our participation in the annual conference “Building an Architecture of Inclusion,” held in Brussels on 5–7 October 2026.

Over three days, we had the opportunity to meet people and organisations working for inclusion, exchange experiences, and discover innovative approaches and good practices from across Europe.

At SciFY, we believe that technology can make a real contribution to removing exclusion when it is designed around people’s actual needs. Through our work in Artificial Intelligence, accessibility, and the empowerment of persons with disabilities, we strive to turn this belief into action.

Our participation in Disability Support Europe opens up new opportunities for collaboration, learning, and the exchange of expertise. Because meaningful social change doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when people and organisations with shared values join forces.

Learn more about Disability Support Europe: www.disabilitysupport.eu