Different kinds of organizations are represented from Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Sweden and The Nethelands: folk high school, local municipality, national aphasia federations and local aphasia centers (NGOs), hospital, all actively involved in educational activities.
Project Coordinator
Sweden	Föreningen Furuboda Åhus	A non profit organisation working in the field of disability. At Furuboda we among other things provide adult education, folk high school, and about 50 % of the students have some kind of disability. Students with traumatic brain injuries can attend certain courses and there is a range of professionals working at the school to support the disabled students; physio- and occupational therapists, speech therapists etc.
Project Partners
Estonia	Eesti Afaasialiit	Pesarimaja, Estonia, is a rehabilitation centre for people with aphasia and other communication disorders due to brain damage. The centre is owned by non-profit organisation Estonian Aphasia Association. Activities are mostly run on project basis. Pesarimaja is also an officially accepted rehabilitation centre offering services for governmental social security.
Finland	Aivohalvaus- ja dysfasialiitto ry	A national organization whose members are stroke patients and persons with SLI. The aim of the Federation is to support its member's every day life. The basic functions consist of controlling the rights of the members and giving information services and attitude adaptation. Federation also offers services in education, therapy and adaptation courses and local activities for its members through the local associations.
Ireland	Speech and Language Therapy Department, St James's Hospital	The Speech and Language Therapy Department, St James's Hospital, Dublin, Ireland seeks to maximise the independence and improve the quality of life of adults with aphasia and their families from the acute stage and through the chronic stage of their disability. We do this by delivering individual treatment programmes, maximising communicative potential, providing forums for successful communication and through ongoing education and research.
Italy	Associazione Ligure Afasici ALIAS	A NGO focused on aphasia, made by a group of persons interested in providing supports for people with aphasia beyond traditional rehabilitation. Our aim is to spread knowledge about the social model of disability and promote a process of mainstreaming and empowerment for people with aphasia. ALIAS website has a section fully accessible to persons with aphasia, a unique feature inspired by australian guidelines.
Sweden	Afasifyren/Kristianstad Kommun	A centre, working on a daily basis, for adults with life long aphasia. At the present around 30 people, from age 35, weekly attend the activities at the centre. It is organised and financed by Municipality of Kristianstad, co-operating closely with the Aphasia Association of Kristianstad, Association Furuboda and the Health Authorities.
Netherlands	Afasie Vereniging Nederland Afasiecentrum Rotterdam e.o.	The Afasie Vereniging Nederland is a national non-profit organisation whose members are people with acquired aphasia, their partners and family members and some professionals that work with these patients. Since 2002 the Dutch National Aphasia Association works closely together with the Aphasia Centre Rotterdam to achieve our goal: to have aphasia centres in every region in our country. At this moment there are four centres in the Netherlands, but we are helping other organisations to get centres started in other regions. We organise national education days at least twice a year, to inform, stimulate and teach speech- and occupational therapists about the latest developments in this area. We also educate volunteers and people with aphasia on this subject .