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On the right track. Self - development Expedition in Caucasus

2019-1-PL01-KA105-0631412019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: PL|GE · Grant: €11,682
Youth (Participation, Youth Work, Youth Policy)Inclusion - equityDisabilities - special needs

Objectives

The project "On the right track. The Self - development Expedition in Caucasus" is a continuation of the project implemented by World Wise Leadership Foundation "Together on the road. Expedition Coaching" (www.razemwdrodze.eu). Author of project and executor is one of the participants - Carolina Stefaniak. The project includes the international youth exchange of youth able-bodied and disabled(blind and partially sighted)youths, which consists of visiting Polish groups of participants in Georgia and there completing a series of workshops and activities(including trekking mountains).The project is based on non-formal education. The aim of the project is to promote European citizenship,active citizenship of young people in social life,tolerance and understanding between European and partner countries. The objectives of the project are: 1.To enhance proactivity and competence of self-organization (responsibility,initiative,independence,decision-making); 2.The intercultural competence(cooperation,tolerance and openness to other cultures); 3.Increasing awareness about active citizenship and solidarity; 4.To improve open attitude of able-bodied people with disabled; 5.Paying attention on cultural and social diversity; 6.Increasing reflection on European issues and the importance of cooperation and solidarity of youth organizations for their development,members and local communities; 7. Activize young people, especially blind people. Youth exchange was planned as a series of workshops conducted by: learning by experience with elements of group and individual coaching. The use of this tool will definitely increase the reflection and motivate participants to action in the sphere of professional or private. Partner organizations: FRSP from Poland and Union of Blind from Georgia.

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