Nome progetto: Youth is EU: streaming empowerment and participation
Codice Progetto: 101051379
Call: ERASMUS-YOUTH-2021-YOUTH-TOG
Durata del progetto: 24 mesi
Consorzio: SCAMBIEUROPEI ETS (Italia), COLLECTIF POUR UN SERVICE CIVIQUE EUROPEEN (Francia), EUROPSKY DIALOG (Slovacchia), SYAJ – ASSOCIACAO JUVENIL SYNERGIA (Portogallo)
The project
The project aims at facilitating the help and support of refugees children/youth affected by war with the help of local youth, while raising awareness about the importance of a home and the feeling of belonging.
General objectives:
– Increase the empowerment of refugees children/youth for their meaningful participation in the resettlement country
– Bolster the capacity of organisations and institutions supporting children and youth experiencing this “dual” transitional process
Objectives
- Capacitate 60 youngsters with competences to become actively involved in their sending communities in the work of alleviating the needs of refugees or displaced people
- Give 10 local refugees/asylum seekers the chance to do ESC and contribute in the problem alleviation of their peers, while gaining competences that will be useful in their personal, educational and social development
- Creating a network of prepared NGO‟s to tackled through the EQUIP approach a wider impact in diminishing the problem faced by children/youth refugees in Europe
- Raise awareness about the importance of community involvement in the situation of the refugees, especially in regards to children/youth, through the virtual exhibitions “Giant Doll‟s House”
Activities and Results
- 60 volunteers in 1 mobility in Romania for 30 days mobility activity
- 50 refugees and kids involved in the activities
- 1 toolkit for volunteers
- 5 UNITY videos + 30 Tik-toks/community + 10 GDH Exhibitions
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