The main objective of the project was to promote the social and economic integration of adults in vulnerable situations by implementing an innovative, holistic approach based on four key elements: inclusion, communication, connection and cooperation. The project set itself the task of developing a sustainable methodology for working with adults outside the labor market or with limited access to social services, taking into account their individual needs and motivation for development. We also aimed to improve the capacity of partner organizations to work with marginalized groups through the exchange of experience, the development of a training program and the implementation of practical activities aimed at building basic skills and confidence in the participants. The project also contributed to the establishment of a sustainable international partnership aimed at increasing the engagement and social inclusion of adults with fewer opportunities.
The project was initiated as a response to the deepening social and economic isolation of vulnerable adults, especially those with low education, long-term unemployed and limited social skills. In the partner regions, there is a lack of flexible forms of training and psychological support that meet the real needs of this target group. Often, these people are not included in existing educational and social initiatives due to a lack of self-confidence, digital skills and motivation. The partner organizations share a common commitment to working with marginalized communities and needed a common methodological framework and the opportunity to exchange know-how. The project aims to create a holistic approach to social and economic integration, based on empathy, personal development and sustainable inclusion.