Topics
Anti-discrimination / Anti-racism
Arts and culture
Community building
Competence development
Democracy
Disability
Entrepreneurship
Environment - sustainability - climate change
European values and identity
Gender awareness and mainstreaming
Gender issues
Health - mental health
Human rights
Human rights - citizenship - democracy
Inclusion
Inclusion and diversity
Intercultural Learning
Intercultural learning
LGBTQI+
Mental health
Migrants
Networking
Non-formal learning - education
Participation and civic engagement
Prevention of radicalisation
Project management
Religion
Rural communities
Social inclusion
Solidarity
Sustainability
Activity objectives
- Explanations regarding the European Solidarity Corps and its key concepts;
- Insight into project planning and design;
- Development of your own project using various methods and approaches;
- An overview of methods for implementing your own projects;
- in-depth exploration of other aspects depending on the needs of the participants: finances, visibility, support and coaching, programme planning in the project.
Description
Would you and your friends like to implement a project in your local area and still need (financial) support? What do you need to bear in mind and what are the next steps? Take part in the project development workshop for young adults. Under the motto ‘from idea to application’, participants will learn about the principles and guidelines of solidarity projects.
The training offers you support in developing your project idea and possibly turning this idea into an application for solidarity projects.
Costs
Coverage of participation fee
This training is funded by the ESC. If you are selected for this course, all costs associated with the training (accommodation, travel, visa, etc.) will be covered by the National Agency (NA) involved in this project, with the exception of a participation fee, which varies from country to country. Please contact your Erasmus+/ESC NA to find out more about the financial arrangements, booking your travel tickets and reimbursement of your travel expenses. As a rule, the sending agency covers travel expenses and the host agency covers the costs of accommodation and meals.
The organisers do not cover any costs for possible quarantine.
The organisers do not cover any costs for possible quarantine.
Application requirements
Application requirements
> 18 years old
Additional documents
Disclaimer
Information about training activities reaches SALTO from the most different directions. SALTO cannot be held responsible for incorrect information or changes in the training activities. However, please inform SALTO, whenever you should come upon incorrect data in the European Training Calender. Always contact the organisers of the training activities themselves for the latest information.Accessibility info
This activity and venue place are accessible to people with disabilitiesSign language interpretation
This activity and venue place DOES NOT support sign languageNumber of participants
15
Open to participants from
Erasmus +, European Solidarity Corps, European Solidarity Corps Programme countries, Austria, Belgium, Belgium, Flemish Community, Belgium, French Community, Belgium, German-speaking Community, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, TürkiyeBest for
Young people
Working language(s)
EnglishOrganiser
Anefore (National Agency)Coorganiser
Anefore (National Agency)Contact for questions
Organised by
Anefore (National Agency)
Coorganised by
Anefore (National Agency)