-Acquire specific skills for working with parents (risky behavior, endangerment, inclusion, etc.) -Learn how vulnerable parents are supported in Germany -Expand our professional networks -Improve our skills in using IT and digital tools -Create positive spin-offs for the Don Bosco Institute -Gain initial experience of mobility -Develop project management skills -Improve participants' language skills
Born out of the desire of two educators to promote openness to European culture in supporting vulnerable families. The aim of this project is to improve the skills of the institution's professionals by identifying and transposing other ways of supporting parents. For the project leaders, this will involve familiarizing themselves with ERASMUS with a view to obtaining accreditation for the association.