Seminar: Be active! Make a change in 2020!
Location: St Albans, United Kingdom
Dates: 1-8 May 2020
Participating countries: Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Malta, Romania, Turkey, United Kingdom
Number of participants: 34
Apply here: application form
Organizer: Tree of Colours CIC
Deadline to apply: 27 March 2020
Date of Selection: 3 April 2020
Inquiries about this project: treeofcolours2020@gmail.com
Costs:
Participation fee
No fee
Accommodation and food
Travel costs, food and accommodation will be cover by the organisers.
Travel reimbursement
Following the rules of ERASMUS+, the costs of your international travel are covered up to the following total amounts (if you prove that your travel falls into the corresponding distance band). We will cover your travel costs according to the European Commission travel reimbursement to a maximum amount per country according to the Erasmus + distance calculator. Travel for Activity will be reimbursed up to the following amounts per person: Latvia and Italy – €275, Greece, Romania, Malta and Turkey – €360, Cyprus – €530 UK – €20 -180 (depending on distance) UK visa fees will also be reimbursed (only if the visa is issued).
Be active! Make a change in 2020!
Be active! Make a change in 2020! – UK – Erasmus plus – abroadship.org
Click to access Be-active-Make-a-change-in-2020_compressed.pdf
“Be active! Make a change in 2020!”, a 7-day-lasting international seminar with different 8 countries involved: Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Romania, Latvia, Italy, Turkey and United Kingdom, 34 participants, designed for youth workers/educators/ youth leaders/facilitators to improve communication and social skills of the youths. The topics addressed are wellbeing, inclusion and social dialog.
‘Be active! Make a change in 2020!’ project aims to promote quality in youth work projects and their impact through creating a groundwork to build enhanced compassionate, thoughtful and healthy communities where participants can be confident with their emotions, share experiences, develop positive mind-sets and develop tools and strategies designed to address their social issues efficiently and develop their capacity.
Objectives:
*To explore the concept of wellbeing, how to improve and maintain wellbeing;
*To familiarise with and better understand how to create healthy, compassionate and supportive communities;
*To promote values such as social inclusion, tolerance and empathy;
*To raise attention about non-formal education as a tool to promote integration and fight against racism and xenophobia;
*To explore concepts as compassion, empathy and mindfulness;
*To develop youth workers’ skills, competences and knowledge in positive physiology, teamwork, leadership and coaching;
*To develop their capacity to communicate in compassionate and nonviolent manner;
*To create space for supporting process and development in order to build up competences of the participants on how be a good learner and how to be creative;
*To assess and exchange good practices and common pitfalls;
*To create space for creating new networks and for the fostering of new partnerships in the framework of the Erasmus + programme.
Participants
The seminar is designed for leaders working directly with and for young people on a daily basis like youth workers, trainers, teachers, facilitators and community leaders.Participants need to be willing and committed to fully participated during all sessions of the seminar and should furthermore commit to carry out agreed preparatory tasks and be willing to follow-up on the seminar outcomes via active youth work, ideally in co-operation with their partner organisation.
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