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Mystry of Art

2019-1-TR01-KA105-0638832019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: TR|UA|LV|BG|IT · Grant: €19,464
Disabilities - special needsInclusion - equityAccess for disadvantaged

Objectives

In this project, we want to bring together young people withdyslexia who have learning disabilities and non-disabled young people to facilitate their integration into society, to increase their confidence in the disabled youth and to raise awareness about these disabled young people who have peers in unhindered youth. According to our research and experience the way to create permanent awareness of disability is to have the activities personally, from the idea generation stage to the implementation of the disabled and unhindered individuals. Our aim is to help our children who are in need of special attention to be aware of their individual skills, to encourage them to communicate in social environments and to create environments that can demonstrate their creativity.   We will prove to everyone that the problems of young people with disabilities will be more effective in solving problems by including young people who have the problem in the solution process. In addition, we will ensure that many youth working in the youth field include young people with disabilities in their work. We have noticed that various youth organizations have carried out various activities and projects for gerçekleştiril disabled people ın, but few of them have been actively involved with the disabled. After the project, we aim to increase the number of mixed-skill projects.   During our project, these young people will create an opportunity to express their thoughts and feelings to other people in the workshops of handicrafts. Our international mixed skills project will enable young people with and without disabilities to live together for a certain period of time. they will have a chance to set up. Young people with disabilities will be able to get to know different kinds of obstacles and start seeing the people behind the obstacle. By living together with their peers who have disabilities, helping each other and trying to cope with unexpected situations, young people will have the opportunity to know each other in a positive way and with a real sense of their prejudices. This international project will inevitably expand the youth's horizons. Participants will learn more about themselves as well as discover new culture and people. They will develop responses to new situations and understand how to deal with them. They will gain new skills and their confidence in them will be increased after a successful period abroad.

Project partners (5)