Spanish NGO working with children, young people and families, open to partnerships and collaboration opportunities under Erasmus+, CERV and other EU programs.
REIR (Recursos Educatius per la Infància en Risc) is a non-profit social organisation based in Catalonia, Spain, with extensive experience in the design and implementation of social, educational and community-based programmes.
We work directly with children, adolescents, young people and families, particularly those experiencing vulnerability, social exclusion or unequal access to opportunities. Our main areas of expertise include child safeguarding and protection, prevention of violence, children’s rights, socio-educational intervention, youth empowerment and participation, emotional wellbeing, social inclusion, family support and community development.
REIR manages services and projects directly in the territory and works in close cooperation with municipalities, social services, schools, educational institutions and third-sector organisations. This provides us with strong capacity to access target groups and to implement and pilot European project activities in real social, educational and community settings.
We can contribute to European projects through methodology development, pilot implementation, training activities, stakeholder engagement, dissemination, monitoring and evaluation, as well as the development of practical tools and resources.
We are currently open to new European partnerships and collaboration opportunities under Erasmus+, CERV and other EU funding programmes, either by joining existing project proposals or developing new initiatives together with European partners.
We are particularly interested in cooperating with NGOs, municipalities and public authorities, schools and educational organisations, universities and research centres, and other organisations working in the social and educational fields.
If you are looking for a Spanish partner for a European project, we would be happy to explore potential cooperation opportunities.
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http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/20273