By implementing the project, we wanted to train people, the Flank motivators, to have a direct relationship with the young person, to become capable of perceiving and framing his or her needs, both expressed and unexpressed, so as to identify the forms of support most appropriate to the person and be aware of the support possibilities that can be activated in the area. People who, by building solid and positive relationships, guided by an attitude of mutual acceptance, can create an "alliance pact" with the young people involved in the project. A prepared adult figure with a pathway to acquire knowledge, skills, competences able to offer closeness, respect, appreciation to go-with and be-with. Adults who take care of the young people, able to decode their states of mind, to help them understand what they cannot understand on their own, providing them with effective empowerment strategies
We decided to take part in the European project thanks to the "RiconNEETtersi" project carried out in Piedmont, an in-depth study on Neet aimed at concretising an intervention model on a group of young people experiencing the condition of Neet, motivating them in an effective way. The objective was to help them in their (re)insertion within the work, school and training circuit through a pathway that aims, first of all, to motivate and support the young person, making him/her rediscover his/her own potential, needs and peculiarities and strengthening his/her self-confidence, in order to make him/her become an active protagonist of life in society. We realised the need to have skilled people capable of implementing a functional model of action to unblock the short-circuit underlying the social phenomenon of Neet, creating a model of good practices that can be repeated in the future