“Resilience in Action – HEAL-SET Methodology”
The Training and Cooperation Activity “Resilience in Action – HEAL-SET Methodology” is an international training course designed to strengthen the capacity of youth workers
The Training and Cooperation Activity “Resilience in Action – HEAL-SET Methodology” is an international training course designed to strengthen the capacity of youth workers
Are you new to supporting European Solidarity Corps volunteers? Join our training to strengthen your practice: support well-being and integration, navigate challenges, and foster meaningful learning through inclusive, hands-on mentoring approaches.
This training course brings together experienced LGBTQAI+ youth workers and organisations to exchange practices, strengthen community-based and participatory approaches, and explore connections between youth work and queer activism.
“POWER” is an international training course for professionals working with young people in and after imprisonment, bringing together institutions, probation services and NGOs to strengthen inclusion and reintegration.
Improving the impact of non-formal education (NFE), in creating empowerment opportunities for young people as real actors of society (from local to Europe).
Do you want to approach conflict as a natural and constructive part of your work? Join this training to explore how you can transform conflicts into opportunities for growth.
Mentoring is one of the key elements to ensure meaningful European Solidarity Corps volunteering projects. People who work directly with volunteers benefit from understanding better, how the volunteers’ mental health can be promoted and supported.
Tools for Youth Exchanges (TYE) is an engaging and practical training experience, where you can explore, test, collaborate and construct tools for building better youth exchange projects.
An application writing workshop in Vilnius, framed to prepare a quality application within E+ youth programmes.
This training course focuses on developing the competences mentors need to effectively support young volunteers throughout their European Solidarity Corps (ESC) journey. The course aims to provide participants with practical tools and methods.
The training is for youth workers, project coordinators, and other practitioners interested in developing inclusive digital youth work projects.
Within 30 years of EU-funded youth volunteering a strong and positive impact has been created. While much has grown and improved, there is still untapped potential, especially in how we recognise and value volunteering.
This activity combines study visits and partnership-building sessions for organisations using sport to promote social inclusion. Participants will exchange good practices, build international partnerships and explore future Erasmus+ Sport projects.
This PBA is aimed at organisations interested in preparing an application for a youth mobility project on sport
This training course invites youth workers to explore how radicalisation develops, how beliefs and narratives shape young people’s attitudes, and how youth work can play a meaningful role in prevention and response.