Are you keen to get more recognition for youth work, for your organisation's work, or for the learning of the young people involved? This seminar offers support for developing strategies that youth work organisations can implement in their environment.
This activity brings together Leader LAGs from different parts of Europe. It aims to discuss the role of Leader LAGs in supporting local and international youth activities and how can it link to the LAG's role of rural development.
Did you know you can get funding for volunteering projects for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds?
SALTO EuroMed is willing to reboot its ESC Community of Practices in 2026. This year, the idea is to expand the CoP to focus on volunteering and its impact on organisations, communities and volunteers.
The training builds capacities in ESC Volunteering, focusing on quality, impact, project design, programme rules and peer learning, with emphasis on mental health, safeguarding and mentoring, supported by a mandatory online phase
The aim of the BiTriMulti course is to offer an international learning experience for those active in the youth work field, enabling them to develop their competences in setting up quality Youth Exchange projects, especially newcomers to this field.
Are you part of an organisation working with the ESC and looking to improve digital approaches in your projects? Strengthen inclusion, participation and learning through digital youth work, and plan concrete next steps for your organisation.
This activity is part of a series by YouSports promoting sport in youth mobility projects. It aims to strengthen sport as a non-formal education tool and helps identify key factors for developing high-quality sport-based projects.
Are you a youth worker, educator, sports coach, interested in exploring how sport can foster entrepreneurial competences, support employability and wellbeing and inspire innovative initiatives?
This training on the green priority in E+ and ESC empowers youth workers to engage with ecological issues. Participants explore interactive methods, tools, and best practices for sustainability and learn how to design and deliver greener projects.
A training course for young people who took part in European Solidarity Corps / Erasmus+ Youth projects and want to share their European experiences with their peers. The first step to join the EuroPeers network.
This seminar will bring together Accredited organisations in the field of youth and non-accredited organisations with relevant experience in youth field (KA1) who are interested in developing their approach and planning future scenarios.
This training course brings together youth workers to strengthen competences in promoting mental wellbeing. Participants will share good practices, learn from peers, network, and gain inspiration to develop future youth projects.
The objective of this training is to promote youth participation and solidarity in Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps and to develop own project ideas for youth participation activities as well as solidarity projects.
Responding to Europe facing increasing polarisation, disinformation and hostility towards vulnerable groups this seminar aims to support youth workers in becoming active agents of resilience, inclusion and solidarity within their communities.
