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Sustainable Futures - Youth for Climate Resilience // SF_YCR

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Sustainable Futures - Youth for Climate Resilience // SF_YCR

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This youth exchange project brings together young participants (ages 18-25) from seven countries—Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Germany, Poland, Ukraine and Norway—to explore the consequences of climate change on five key areas: food, water, land, waste, and energy.

The project consists of two mobilities:

📍 Bologna, Italy (Mobility 1) - Spring 2026

📍Amman, Jordan (Mobility 2) - Late Spring 2026

Participants will compare climate challenges in Italy and Jordan through study visits, discussions, and practical activities, fostering intercultural exchange and raising awareness of environmental sustainability.

EUROBOX ETS - IT

SYL - JORDAN

PALESTINIAN YOUTH CORPS

GERMANY - PEWOBE

POLAND - Informal youth group "Marcela Jasinska"

NORWAY CREATORIUM

UKRAINE - Center for Euroinitiatives

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cwQUhHQWinIgtjAhAetffzY_yxtKkfcvut7iiT72sjk/edit?tab=t.0

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Specific priorities for 2025 for Mobilities of Youthworkers KA1

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Specific priorities for 2025 for Mobilities of Youthworkers KA1

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TC Social media activism - is it safe to say a word?

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TC Social media activism - is it safe to say a word?

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Latvia-Italy-Jordan-Estonia-Cyprus-Palestine-(Lebanon or Iraq)-Norway

April 2026

Palermo, Italy

Applicant: Latvia (accredited TC for non-associated countries)

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https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/erasmus-programme-guide

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GERMANY pewobe gGmbH in Frankfurt (Oder)

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GERMANY pewobe gGmbH in Frankfurt (Oder)

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https://www.canva.com/design/DAFYsYj7U5o/jZyYlvt6Cr3yEn-5jOgLIw/view?utm_content=DAFYsYj7U5o&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h3db52dc79f

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https://dawaj.eu/pewobe-g-gmbh-en/

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https://www.facebook.com/SYLJordan

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Culture Clash4u

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Youth project Spinniteens 2015/ Graniitti Nuoret 10-18 y.o

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EuroClubs, Ozurgeti, Guria, Georgia. 1,462 likes · 4 talking about this · 2 were here. Our goal is to promote, establish and support the work of “EuroClubs” system in Georgia.

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Student-Youth Council. 6,922 likes · 9 talking about this. “Student-Youth Council” - youth, non-political, non-governmental, non-commercial organization.

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SYC: Projects, Ozurgeti, Guria, Georgia. 2,275 likes · 2 were here. გვერდი არის მხოლოდ საინფორმაციო ხასიათის. განთავსებული ინფო არ ნიშნავს რომ პროექტზე გვაქ ვაკანსია.

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https://www.facebook.com/office.ITRF

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IG: @creatoriuminternational FB: @Creatorium

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საქართველოს ლაბორატორია • Laboratory of Georgia | Kutaisi

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საქართველოს ლაბორატორია • Laboratory of Georgia, Kutaisi. 3,750 likes · 57 talking about this. ორგანიზაცია, რომელიც უკეთესი ცხოვრებისთვის ქმნის უკეთეს შესაძლებლობებს.

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https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/otlas-partner-finding/organisation/palestinian-youth-corps.20636/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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https://youtu.be/T7NfKLHoOt4?si=yUw4GAE4hppA8_au

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https://palyouth.wixsite.com/pyc4

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Palestinian Dreamers, an activist in youth work, development, and community service
Volunteers to bring change to our Palestinian community, Hope Corps

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JcCPP33FwXNHoAvPAZT-0qcceafnYJEQ/view?usp=sharing

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PALESTINE - JABAL AL_NAR CLUB (JANC)

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1. Social Barriers

Who?

Young people facing discrimination due to gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or other social factors.

Victims of bullying, violence, or social exclusion.

Former young offenders or those affected by risky behaviors (substance abuse, crime, etc.).

Erasmus+ Support:

Projects fostering social inclusion and diversity (e.g., youth exchanges on anti-discrimination, LGBTQ+ rights, or cultural awareness).

Mentorship programs to support youth at risk of exclusion.

Special priority funding for projects tackling discrimination.

Preporation phase: to identify the language level, make a plan how to support peope.

2. Economic Barriers

Who?

Young people from low-income backgrounds or experiencing financial difficulties.

Youth living in poverty or unstable economic conditions.

Those with limited access to education or training due to financial constraints.

Erasmus+ Support:

Increased travel grants & participation fees covered for economically disadvantaged participants.

Financial aid for mobility projects (youth exchanges, volunteering).

Focus on entrepreneurship and employability (e.g., Erasmus+ Training Courses on financial literacy, job skills).

3. Disability

Who?

Youth with physical, mental, or sensory disabilities (e.g., wheelchair users, visually or hearing impaired, neurodivergent individuals).

Erasmus+ Support:

Extra funding for accessibility (e.g., covering personal assistants, adapted transport, special equipment).

Tailored inclusion methods (e.g., non-verbal communication in workshops, accessible materials).

Support networks and buddy systems in projects.

Venue should be inclusive and accessable.

4. Educational Difficulties

Who?

Early school leavers or those at risk of dropping out.

Youth struggling with learning difficulties (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD).

Those with low qualifications or poor school performance.

Erasmus+ Support:

Non-formal education as an alternative to traditional learning.

Skill-based projects focused on creativity, leadership, and practical knowledge.

Recognition of learning outcomes through Youthpass to validate skills.

Include translator/ language support.

Support networks and buddy systems.

5. Cultural Differences

Who?

Young migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, or ethnic minorities.

Youth struggling with integration in a new culture.

People facing language barriers or cultural misunderstandings.

Erasmus+ Support:

Intercultural exchange projects fostering integration (e.g., language learning, cultural workshops).

Specialized Erasmus+ programs for refugees and migrants.

Inclusion strategies in Youth Exchanges and Volunteering to ensure participation from different backgrounds.

Reinforced mentorship

Special food

Virtual component.

6. Health Problems

Who?

Young people with chronic illnesses or serious health conditions.

Individuals facing mental health challenges (anxiety, depression, PTSD).

Erasmus+ Support:

Flexibility in project participation (e.g., online or hybrid learning).

Funding for additional healthcare support (e.g., medical insurance during mobility).

Mental health-focused projects addressing well-being, resilience, and self-care.

Inclusion psychologist on the preparation and implementation phases.

7. Geographical Barriers

Who?

Young people from rural, remote, or disadvantaged urban areas.

Youth with limited access to transport, education, and employment.

Erasmus+ Support:

Higher travel reimbursement for participants from remote areas.

Local Erasmus+ initiatives to bring opportunities closer (e.g., community projects).

Digital participation options for those who cannot travel.

Outreach activities.

Support from partners in travel planning.

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PBA Program

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Amazingly Simple Graphic Design Software - Canva

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Youth NGO in Poland to be partner in your activity.

"Alex" - Aliaksej Burnosenka, expert Erasmus+ trainer, facilitator, trainer of trainers.

Freelance Corporate Soft-Skills trainer.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/aburnosenka

https://www.facebook.com/medievalbelarus/

+48 791155686

freelancetrainer@protonmail.com

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https://youthatworkpartnership.org/8-tips-on-developing-entrepreneurial-projects-under-erasmus-european-solidarity-corps/

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Youth@Work - Collaborative Pathways to Youth Employability

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8 Tips on developing entrepreneurial projects under Erasmus+ & European Solidarity Corps - Youth@Work

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Introduction - what is entrepreneurial learning under Erasmus+/European Solidarity Corps In the last couple of years, entrepreneurship witnessed what we could call a “golden age”. Whether it is due to the difficulties created by the economic situation, or it is the strive for independence, the new generations are keen on launching their own businesses. This

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OSMTJ Foundation - NGO in Cyprus

Sergey Dumbadze

+37129467064

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18ev1r-oGevcmBnVcTnkAYsFZzZyBjz-D?usp=sharing

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdk9yuCSWrOQctdo0V4bMajGgtoeyC5SY_-CBDdb1ylDI205w/viewform?usp=sharing

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JsG1tMxLAW5sLVgETwzRFxq_LMbafZ0Y