ERASMUS-YOUTH-2026-CB
Aspire as coordinator, with Aivian as digital delivery arm. Grant value up to €450,000.
Two concurrent European Commission contracts, a completed capacity-building programme in Uganda, and the sub-entities that carry the work forward.
An AI-supported virtual assistant and training ecosystem helping high-functioning autistic adults build social interaction skills, and supporting their inclusion in employment, independent living and dealing with public services.
Full title: Designing and Developing Artificial Intelligence Supported Virtual Assistant for Autistic Adults to Acquire and Develop Social Skills and Inclusion in Society
Programme: Erasmus+ KA220-ADU · Ref 2025-1-DE02-KA220-ADU-000361659
Duration: 24 months, 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2027
Consortium: Six organisations across six countries


A capacity-building programme that strengthened Uganda's vocational education system for the green economy, building the capacity of VET providers and private employers to co-design curricula for green jobs.
Programme: Erasmus+ ERASMUS-EDU-2023-CB-VET · Ref 101129455
Consortium: Six partners across Uganda, Spain, Italy and Germany
Sectors: Tourism and waste management, with agriculture, transport and energy in scope
Aspire led the EU-Uganda Community of Practice, the Virtual Innovation Lab, the benchmarking analysis of European frameworks, and the business-education partnerships work package.
Aspire as coordinator, with Aivian as digital delivery arm. Grant value up to €450,000.
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Talk to usFour standing initiatives alongside the funded programmes. One of them we founded ourselves.
National awards for Black excellence across UK education.
Visit Future EdThe UK's first Black-led AI for Good network, which Aspire helped incubate.
Visit siteGreen skills for Uganda's tourism and waste sectors.
Visit siteAn AI assistant supporting autistic adults.
Visit siteDelivery excellence across multi-country Erasmus+ programmes.
African Union, for cross-border programme coordination and impact in Africa.
Africa Achievers Awards, for sustained credibility in education and skills development.
We lead where coordination is the hard part, and we partner where someone else is better placed to hold the centre.
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