On 21 October, the EarlyBrain partners gathered in Turin (IT) for the final transnational project meeting, following the public final event held the day before. The meeting provided a space to reflect on the project’s achievements, discuss the outcomes of the final event, and plan for the sustainability of EarlyBrain’s results.

Over the past 3 years, EarlyBrain has worked to empower parents and caregivers of children with developmental delays or disabilities by providing accessible training materials and practical tools to support child development in everyday life. The project promoted a family-centred, inclusive approach to Early Childhood Intervention (ECI), emphasising the active role of families in their child’s growth.

During the meeting, partners reviewed the development of training modules, storytelling and illustrated materials, and the publication of the policy document “Building a Brighter Future: A White Book to Advance Early Childhood Intervention in Europe.” They also reflected on the success of the final event in Turin, which brought together experts, practitioners, and families to share experiences and explore strategies for stronger, coordinated ECI systems.

The discussion concluded with a focus on sustaining EarlyBrain’s impact, including future dissemination, integration of tools into training and policy, and continued collaboration across Europe to support children and families.