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Training Course
12-16 September 2022 | Sleen, Netherlands
The unprecedented nature of Covid-19 left youths with numerous psychological scars stemming from loneliness, mental insecurities, fatigue and despair as a result of confinement. There is need therefore to have a project that debrief the youth and youth workers as well as give them a platform to share their stories so that society is better equipped and prepared to face future calamities of this nature.
The psychological, economic, social and physical destruction caused by the Covid-19 virus has been unprecedented and there is need for youths to come together and debrief. It is important for youths to be able to share their experiences and motivate each other to move on with a positive mindset.
The project also focusses on young people from disadvantaged backgrounds because research has shown that those from minority backgrounds are more likely to suffer from the brunt of mental health due to their inadequacy to seek professional remedy for their situations.
The youth workers activity will have a positive impact on the participants` daily work with young people through the multiplier effect. The project is expected to amplify the work and interventions in addressing mental health at the grassroot level.
The youth workers are expected to implement the outcomes from the training in their programming. They will enhance youths` understanding of mental health, depression, suicide, self-harm and radicalization. The outputs from the MHIAC youth mobility will inform the youth workers on how to address issues that youths` in their communities can be suffering from
in silence. They will gain skills and competences in peer-peer mentorship, safeguarding, human rights ideals, compassionate understanding and empathy skills. They will use these skills upon their return to their countries to mentor and advise depressed youths on courses of action to take when faced with mental health challenges.
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This Training Course is
for 20 participants
from Greece, Netherlands, Serbia, Spain
and recommended for
Youth workers, Youth leaders, Youth policy makers, Volunteering mentors
Accessibility info:
This activity and venue place are accessible to people with disabilities.
Working language(s):
English
Stichting Codine (Youth NGO)
Stichting Codine works in the empowerment of the African diaspora in Netherlands and in Europe. It also seeks to foster the integration of ethnic minorities and young people from migrant communities in the European sphere.
It does so through :
1) Providing the platform where young people with fewer opportunities can meet and network with policy makers to discuss and prescribe solutions to their challenges.
2) Conducting Erasmus+ youth mobility projects where African diaspora youths can meet, network and build symbiotic partnerships with their European counterparts.
3) Providing support, mentorship and counselling to young people from migrant communities, low income households and ethnic minorities so that they are socially, digitally, economically and democratically included in the European way of life.
Contact for questions:
Josh
E-Mail:
Phone: +316
There is no participation fee
All costs are covered by the EU Commission, accommodation, food and travel.
Costs will be reimbursed up to a maximum of 275€ per participant.
Serbia - 275€
Greece - 275 €
Spain - 275€
Netherlands - 180€