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Youth&Development 4ALL - Practices to Include

2016-2-PT02-KA205-0036192016Strategic Partnerships for youthfinalized
Countries: PT|IT|ES · Grant: €41,100
International cooperation, international relations, development cooperationInclusion - equityYouth (Participation, Youth Work, Youth Policy)

Project summary

The "YOUTH & DEVELOPMENT 4ALL" project is a strategic partnership in education training and youth, funded by the youth program in action, and involving three countries of the program - Portugal, Spain and Italy.The project enables the development of an attractive education and training program for youth workers, developed with peer learning, non-formal education, and promote the cooperation with other countries, development of language skills, knowledge other practices and transfer these to other territories.That is an opportunity to participate in international activities and discover new cultures and to foster a sense of belonging to Europe. A outcome of the project is one guide/support manual to youth worker, which include methodologies and resources to support intervention with young people in different fields, such as the support the social inclusion of young people or including refugees.This project, with a duration of 16 months, aims to promote the training of youth workers by Animar network, and help them to developing learning processes, knowledge and practices in the field of social inclusion, entrepreneurship and non-formal education methodologies. These knowledge will be presented to young people, and then to adapt our intervention strategies, thus promoting development personal and social skills of young people, including the multilingual level and the spirit of initiative, creativity and entrepreneurship.The expected impact in organizations is that it allows greater experience of organizations in the area of youth,non-formal education, cultural diversity, etc. And this impact does not occur only in organizations, but also on people'sorganizations that will be involved in this project. On the other hand, through this experiment will be possible to collect good practice that They will be shared with the local community and with the partner organizations of each organization.

Final report summary

The "YOUTH & DEVELOPMENT 4ALL" project was a strategic partnership in the field of education, training and youth, funded by the Erasmus + Youth in Action program, which involved three countries - Portugal, Spain and Italy. This project provided the development of an attractive training and sharing program of good practices for youth technicians, using methods of non-formal education and peer learning, which allowed for direct contact and collaboration among different people and entities, the development of language skills and knowledge of methodologies and good practices in working with young people. Beyond the process of training of participants and organizations, the project resulted in a guide to support youth technicians, which includes methodologies and resources to support youth intervention in different fields, entrepreneurship, and social inclusion of young people. The project, developed in an action-research perspective, with a duration of 16 months, directly promoted the training of 30 technicians, through the development of learning processes, knowledge and practices in the field of social inclusion, entrepreneurship and methodologies of non-formal education. This knowledge was after presented to young people in the context of awareness-raising / information activities, in which they were sensitized to the importance of promoting their personal and social skills, namely the multilinguistic level and the spirit of initiative, creativity and entrepreneurship, as elements of preparation and integration in the labor market. This project contributed to the training of the participants involved, as well as to the internationalization of the organizations involved in the partnership, but also of the organizations that made technicians available to participate in the training process.

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