Methods to make the most of Inclusion projects

There are many methods and exercises that address the work with young people with fewer opportunities. SALTO Inclusion collects and develops them in an online Toolbox to make inclusion work easier.

Inclusion: Learning to swim
rather than being carried

From the SALTO Inclusion Training Courses...

The most obvious place for SALTO to get 'training tools' is at its training courses. All methods used at the Inclusion training courses are available in the SALTO Toolbox for Training. Credit should go to the trainers that have developed these training methodologies specially for the SALTO courses, but also to the participants who have contributed to the finetuning of these exercises or to the checklists coming out of the working groups.

• Click here for a list of current tools on Inclusion
• (tools can be training methods and exercices, usefull checklists, training course reports, simulation games, powerpoint presentations, etc)

SALTO Inclusion for All publications

Because it is not possible for everybody to participate in the SALTO Inclusion training courses, the SALTO Inclusion Resource Centre started to develop booklets based on the training courses, with the methods used at the training course, with background information and with many practical tips and tricks which make it easier for you to set up this super inclusion project with your young guys & girls.

• Find an overview of the SALTO Inclusion for ALL Publications at www.salto-youth.net/InclusionForALL/ - you can download them or order them online (subject to availability)

Contribute your own Inclusion Tools !

However many other 'training tools' on Inclusion already exist. National Agencies, trainers and YOUTH programme beneficiaries for example developed a whole series of non-formal educational tools, which we would like to spread via the SALTO Toolbox for Training. You can submit training material online (simply register and login here) to share it with youth workers from all over Europe and beyond. Thanx a million !

The following downloads are available:

Going International - Opportunities for All - reprint 2006 (1784.7 kB)
A practical manual for (beginning) youth workers planning to set up an international activity with young people with fewer opportunities. With lots of concrete examples, exercises and tips to make your project perfect. (Rightclick & download to your PC)

Use Your Hands to Move Ahead - reprint 2006 (2433.4 kB)
A practical publication for youth workers working with young people from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds, about how Short Term EVS can be used to benefit these young people. (Rightclick & download to your PC)

Fit for Life - sports as a tool for inclusion - reprint 2006 (2833.2 kB)
A practical booklet on how to use sports and experiential learning as an educational tool for the work with young people with fewer opportunities. Based on SALTO Inclusion through Sports 2004. (Rightclick & download to your PC)

Over the Rainbow booklet - international LesBiGay projects - 2008 updated version (4145.7 kB)
Inspiration & advice for setting up projects with young gay lesbian bisexual people. Lots of information about project management, finding partners, funding,... Based on SALTO TC Rainbow 2005 (Rightclick & download to your PC)

No Barriers No Borders - setting up international mixed-ability projects - 2008 updated version (2853.4 kB)
A booklet about setting up international projects with young people with and without a disability. With lots of tips & tricks about partnerships, funding, working with disability,... Based on SALTO TC Enable 2003 (Rightclick & download to your PC)

Author: Ann Hendriks - Tony Geudens / Contact: / Last modified: 2007-01-18

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