ProjectLab: how rural youth workers can use international youth work to work with refugees and migrants

The aim of the Project Lab is to promote the Erasmus+ program as a tool for inclusion through supporting the participation of organizations from disadvantaged areas in the programs.

The partnership of National Agencies commits themselves to supporting interested organizations in developing quality projects that involve or benefit young people from the above-mentioned areas. In this sense, all the future partnerships will receive support and coaching in writing, designing and implementing projects.

The training “ProjectLab: how rural youth workers can use international youth work to work with refugees and migrants” is an event for rural youth workers to get knowledge about different resources available for working with refugee youth, in particular Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Core programmes possibilities to support people with fewer opportunities. It is possibility to meet with colleagues with other countries to discuss the local realities, share ideas and best practices and find partners for cooperation.

Training Activities during the Pandemic / Safety and Covid-19

In our activities we support the principle of a safer space, where no one is discriminated or bullied because of their background or person. We want you to respect the same principle.

We are closely monitoring the situation with Covid-19 and taking measures for the safety of our participants into consideration, having in account the assessment of that situation.

In order to apply, you should familiarise yourself with the Covid-19 rules when traveling to Estonia. Note, that the rules might change before the activity. It is possible to apply / participate only if you are fully vaccinated with a vaccine that is approved in Estonia or if you have a certificate stating a recovery from Covid -19 less than 6 months before entering the country.