Cerujovi, Spain

CERUJOVI, is a rural development center, working on comprehensive programs for the development of rural communities and all sectors of the population especially those most disadvantaged, such as youth, children, women and elderly. The association manages more than 15 residential resources for minors and young people of the protection system and judicial measures, as well as resources for unaccompanied foreign minors in the region of Extremadura, Spain. It also manages resources for young women victims of gender violence. Our daily work consists of developing different socio-educational programs and projects for these minors and young people to guarantee them healthy leisure and well-being. We also organize training on gender violence, equality, discrimination, racism and other topics related to our work for the professionalization of educational teams.
CERUJOVI has more than 15 years of good and profitable experience with international projects (Europe, Latin America and Africa) and Erasmus+ programme as Capacity Buildings projects, Youth Exchanges and Trainings.

Past projects

SAY NO

SAY NO is a Youth workers' training, created to fight against gender-based violence, that allow professional development of youth workers.

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Cerujovi, Spain is

a Non-profit/Non-Governmental Organisation
based in Spain (Cáceres)
  • Spain Cáceres
focused on
  • Anti-discrimination
  • Art
  • Environment
  • Gender equality
  • Human rights
  • Innovation
  • Integration
  • Non-formal learning
  • Sports
  • Volunteering
and interested in:
  • Youth Exchanges
  • Training and Networking
  • Strategic Partnerships
  • Capacity Building
Cerujovi, Spain in 160 characters:

Cerujovi is an association that works with children and young people in residential resources for minors and young people of the protection system.

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http://otlas-org.salto-youth.net/3552

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