The project aimed to achieve a series of objectives aimed at strengthening the educational and social ecosystem for young people in the partner organizations' territories, encouraging their active participation and developing the skills of youth workers. Specifically, the main objectives were: 1. Improve training and socio-educational activities in the youth sector by promoting innovative, high-quality programs that meet the real needs of young people in the area. 2. Support educators and youth workers in launching and managing new forms of youth aggregation or associations in their territories: this has fostered the emergence of spaces for active, collaborative, and inclusive participation among young youth workers. 3. Develop the organizations' capacity to work transnationally and cross-sectorally to foster the exchange of best practices, innovation in educational methods, and the construction of European or international networks, and to help strengthen the European dimension of non-formal education. 4. Launch a process of formal recognition of the role of Youth Worker, valorizing the skills and experiences acquired.
Four associations from four different European countries involved in youth work in their respective regions have designed and implemented a training program for their youth workers, as well as for anyone new to youth work. The project's primary target is young youth workers who wish to strengthen and expand their skills to promote new forms of youth aggregation. The goal is to encourage the creation and development of groups, networks, and initiatives, both structured and loose, capable of generating opportunities for active participation, personal growth, and informed citizenship. The four project partner organizations have designed and implemented training programs and transnational events for youth workers seeking to acquire the methodological, organizational, and interpersonal tools needed to plan and implement socio-educational work, both locally—enhancing the region and its resources—and at a European level, promoting intercultural exchanges and transnational collaborations.