The period from 16 to 23rd October, was a unique learning experience and a great opportunity for 56 motivated young people coming from 7 countries of Europe: Sweden, North Macedonia, Italy, Serbia, Turkey, Poland and Slovakia to be part of the youth exchange “Volunteer for social inclusion” with an aim to dive deeper into the topic of volunteerism and explore its power for tackling social inclusion. Participants gathered in Sweden and through different non-formal working meth

Objectives We believe that we need to bring together communities to achieve sustainable change and to build a resilient and green future for young people. By the youth exchange ‘Resilient and Green Communities’ we aim to explore the concept of a resilient community as a community that can resist, absorb, accommodate, and recover from challenges, and hazards linked to various issues including changing climate, and environmental degradation. Moreover, we believe that building r

Volunteering is at the very core of being human. Through volunteering, we leave a mark of good that will multiply and we leave an example for people to continue supporting each other and creating a better community for themselves and the future generations. Generally, volunteering is a voluntary act of an individual or group freely giving time and labour for community service. Moreover, it keeps you in regular contact with others and helps you develop a solid support system,

The main motivation behind the youth exchange “Live Free, Use your Phone Wisely!” was to address the influence and impact of social media such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube on the life of young people because social media are prominent parts of life for many young people today. Using social media these days is almost inevitable. It is used for sharing information, ideas, opinion, issues, career interests, and other forms of expression via virtual communities and network

The main goal of the project ‘Green Go’ is to motivate young people to live their lives in a more green and sustainable way. Overall, we can say that young people are aware of the importance of protecting nature and addressing ecological issues but at the same time, there is a big step to apply the knowledge in daily life: to use the most ecological way of transport, to buy local products if possible, to use a glass bottle, to limit using of plastic, to check out the origin o

Accommodated at the Bockaberg Campsite, Floda, 60 participants from Sweden, North Macedonia, Italy, Bulgaria, Spain and Turkey, attended the Youth Exchange “Sustainability 4 Positive Change”. Most of them would agree that the most unique thing that people have during their youth is the endless discovery of the outside world and when it comes to new experiences, Erasmus+ has to be mentioned as one of the golden opportunities for them to do so. ✨ During an Erasmus+ journey, you

Objectives The main idea of this Youth exchange ‘Active youth for Europe’ was brought by a group of young people who had an opportunity to interact and share experiences in a diverse, international environment, and expressed their interest to create an opportunity for other young people to gain knowledge and understanding of other cultures, to get an understanding of challenges that youth face in their countries, to establish youth European network with other youngsters as we