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Accredited project in the field of youth

2023-1-PL01-KA151-YOU-0001315372023Mobility of young people for accredited organisationsfinalizedGood practice
Countries: PL · Grant: €27,735

Objectives

Goals of the project "Save life": 1. We intended to achieve goals related to education, shaping civic and pro-social attitudes of young people participating in the exchange, including those studying in the OHP. The project was implemented by OHP youth from the Koszalin Labor Corps. Participation in the international exchange is an opportunity to gain valuable competences useful in adult life. The goals of the project were to test one's strengths in creativity, good communication, teamwork, using foreign languages, resolving conflicts, taking responsibility for others and for assigned tasks. 2. A topic was selected regarding providing first aid, saving lives in various unforeseen situations. Our intention was to draw attention to the problem of responsible behavior in situations at risk for human life. The project aimed to increase knowledge about first aid, basic principles of providing assistance in life-threatening situations. 3. The project was intended to develop the interests of young people from the OHP, develop sensitivity to human life and shape responsible civic attitudes. In the project, the youth were to learn new skills such as: the basics of first aid, behavior in difficult and unforeseen situations that threaten human life. 4. Promotion of a healthy lifestyle by learning how to cook healthy dishes. Promotion of a healthy lifestyle without stimulants and harmful food products. Promotion of active spending of time outdoors and in movement. 5. Cultural exchange between participants from different countries taking part in the project. Increasing openness, tolerance, interest in people from other countries. 6. Increasing language skills and willingness to learn foreign languages. Goals of the project entitled "Forest closer to us": 1. We intended to achieve goals related to education, shaping civic and pro-social attitudes of youth studying at the OHP. The project was implemented by youth from the Voluntary Labor Corps in Wałcz. Participation in an international exchange is an opportunity to gain valuable competences useful in adult life. It is an opportunity to test one's strengths in creativity, good communication, teamwork, using foreign languages, resolving conflicts, taking responsibility for others and for assigned tasks. 2. The project aimed to expand knowledge about the benefits that forests and their ecosystems provide to people and the threats that forests are exposed to, e.g. drought, fires, pollution, parasites. The aim was also to increase the ability to recognize trees, plants, fungi, animals and their habitats. 3. The project was to expand interests related to ecology, contact with nature, forest tourism, active recreation. 4. Cultural exchange between participants from different countries participating in the project. Increasing openness, tolerance, interest in people from other countries. 5. Expanding international cooperation through the implementation of projects with organizations from different parts of Europe. 6. Increasing language skills and willingness to learn foreign languages. Goals achieved by the projects entitled "Save life" and "Forest closer to us": - increasing the willingness to learn foreign languages, increasing language skills, especially English. OHP youth should have the opportunity to learn a foreign language, and the project, through direct contact with peers from abroad, created such an opportunity. The awareness of the actual role of English language skills has increased. - learning about other cultures, traditions and ways of being, - expanding international cooperation through implementing projects with organizations from different parts of Europe, - developing interpersonal skills among participants, such as: the ability to work in a group, communication skills, the ability to express one's own opinion and emotions, developing organizational and planning skills.

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