Erasmus Youth projects & Initiatives | Active Youth NGO

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Active Youth has been actively involved in local and international projects (among them Erasmus+, ESF, EEA Grants and others) since its very inception. Up until now, the organization has successfully implemented (getting just the highest scores from the evaluators) more than 30 separate project actions on its own (and several times that as a partner). What is more, our NGO has built up a large partnership network all over Europe (more than 100 organisations).

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Strategic partnership
Capacity & Skills
Entrepreneurship
Environment
Inclusion & Equality
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The project’s idea is to provide >100 women coaches with knowledge & tools useful in their career & its development. It is expected that during the project, a network of EU and Uruguayan women coaches will be established and continue to function after its lifespan.

Young (Ex-)offenders' Support is a strategic partnership project aimed at fostering employability of young ex-offenders by providing employers, youth/social workers & career specialists with tools to teach, guide & employ this vulnerable group.

The main aim of “Be Kind Behind the Screen” project is to raise awareness about cyberbullying and its prevention (& response) methods among youth.

The project aims to provide psycho-social support for youth in need to harmoniously function within the society.

CoMeDeVa project is a cooperation between Europe and Central Asian countries aiming to raise civic awareness and political participation of young people especially in the post-soviet and partner countries but in a broader sense all over the world.

The main aim of the project is to design 1-year prototype for a structured and self-paced learning process for young people interested to start the journey of developing a healthy and sustainable start-up.

The project aims to introduce people to sustainable/ethical fashion, conscious clothing and to show possible ways to protect the environment and how to spread awareness further.

The project intends to raise awareness, understanding, and introspection amongst youth about privilege and social inequality.

The main aim of the training course is to strengthen the competencies of youth workers in finding adequate approaches to fostering the inclusion and empowerment of young drug addicts.

Coronahelpers.lt (help during a coronavirus) is a platform for everyone who wants to provide or receive help during a pandemic.

CSI — The project seeks to create a special programme in which youth workers would include seniors in their work with youth (or youth would join the activities in the seniors’ centres).

STOP — Save The Ocean Project aims to take a small step towards better habits & cleaner ocean.

MTG — The main goal of the project is to train, mentor & make sure young migrants have a chance to implement their business ideas.

Svari Advokato Mantija — The project aimed to contribute to reducing the prevalence of corruption in the judiciary and law enforcement agencies. Within the framework of the project, work work was done with lawyers & legal assistants.

SEH — The project aims to grow future social entrepreneurs who could tackle various social problems within their local settings, as well as on a wider scale.

ETS — The project aim is to create contact between different social groups to foster social inclusion, make young people understand how minority discrimination works and how to counteract this.

Weareable — Project "Wear(e)able" supports the wave of commitment by young people and focuses on environmental protection with the issue of sustainable clothing, which has so far received too little attention. We say "YES WE AR (E) ABLE" - to be best dressed sustainably! To be WEARABLE for the environment and still be well dressed - yes it works.

The main aim of the 1-year long project “Capoeira Connects Community” is to ensure a continuous and successful social integration of refugees through sports with a special emphasis on gender balance.

IHG — The project aims to contribute to the realization of the Union’s objectives in terms of promoting sports and healthy lifestyles among its citizens and especially younger generations.

The '50+30' project refers to the remembrance of 80 passing since the beginning of WW2, The end of WW2 has led to 50 years of authoritarian regimes in many central and eastern European countries, culminating with the democratic revolutions of 1989.

AIM is a 2-year project (September 2019 – December 2021) with a goal to provide to the involved organizations and educational institutes a stage to acquire the necessary competences to apply and spread the easy-to-read language at a local, regional and national level. It will also work on some easy-to-read resources able to raise social awareness on the importance of accessibility in culture and information.

Sportification — The project is aimed at increasing, promoting and encouraging participation of young people across the EU in sports and PA activities.

The project aims to create strong link between young refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants and EU youth through creative work and cultural activities aimed at fostering social inclusion.

A Beautiful Mind — The aim of the project is to increase knowledge about mental health and give tools and techniques to prevent/postpone mental illness to youngsters the public overall. This will allow to decrease stigma about people with mental illness and increase and promote/support the mental well-being of the youngsters.

Nextgen — NextGen4SC forms a project aiming to strengthen the professional profile of young people willing to work in the supply chain sector, supporting them by providing tools & methods to develop such high-quality skills & competencies, promoting this way the quality youth work.

mediact — The core aim of the project is to intensify the youth work efforts for peace building and conflict transformation, utilizing mass, alternative and social media. It aims to achieve this objective through the fostering of cooperation and exchanges between youth workers and young people from 4 continents.

kickstarts — The main aim of the project is to ensure a continuous and successful social integration of early school leavers and/or young people remote from the labour market inclusion through digital art & art-related workshops.

The project aim was to give youth workers the training necessary to be able to lead capoeira therapy sessions.

you and me — The project aimed to enhance youth’s ability to make conscious decisions about their sexuality and relationships, as well as their well-being and health.

MIR — This project aimed to raise awareness about entrepreneurship in rural areas, provide youth with the skills on how to identify the business opportunities that exist in rural areas & develop new ideas.

The objective of the SMART project is to develop information and training material in order to teach young people responsible use of social media.

EEOB — The project main objective is to contribute to the enhancement of quality of youth work in the specific field of racism and violence behaviours, antidemocratic, nationalistic and populistic tendencies among youth, in particular in the eastern European countries.

LITHUANIA CELEBRATED 100 YEARS OF RESTORED INDEPENDENCE For this occasion, 100 treasures with different stories about Lithuania were hidden in 100 different cities all around the world!

sports together project — The main idea of the project is to create a sustainable programme for refugee integration through sports and lower existing fears and phobias towards refugees.

TRY — Together: Refugees & Youth is about creating a special programme in which youth workers would include refugees in their work with youth, thus increasing refugees opportunities to grow and unlocking their full potential.

eu4you — The project aims to develop innovative complementary pathways for boosting the employability of young people through social youth entrepreneurship and providing them with tools for cultural entrepreneurship in particular.

hi-tech — Project’s mission was to grow digital communication professionals, who could effectively communicate with youth and help NGOs be more visible in the EU.

ko-part — The project aimed to promote partnerships between public administrations and the local community, creating an inclusive environment in which the creativity, motivation and competencies of youth are harnessed.

ymec — Young managers of effective career development is about giving young people a real opportunity to increase their employability with a view to sustainable labour market integration, thus boosting overall youth employment rates.

AMV — The main goal of this project is to make sure that NGOs and young people are aware of the successful means of integration through youth work and understand their ability to help the DP through various (social) activities.

CSI — The main aim of the project was to boost youngsters’ empathy, respect and social responsibility concerning older generations, as well as help to tackle the problem of elderly isolation.

RMP — This project aimed to enhance youth workers knowledge about different research methods, setting up and running research studies to boost their performance at work.

EFE — Project’s mission was to create ideas on how to be more sustainable and live your life more eco-friendly.

Project’s mission was to promote cycling as a healthy, sustainable and fun alternative to the car.

VMB — Project’s mission was to change the approach to- and opinion about people from countryside, minimize negative stereotypes towards them and reduce the ensuing social exclusion.

MLS — The purpose of the project "Make Love Speech" was to enhance participants’ (30 Lithuanians in total) knowledge of the issue of hate speech, facilitate their understanding of the importance of human right education and show them how they can use love speech to make an impact on the local situation.

PYC — Project’s mission was to rethink the youth's role in urban planning.

Art over Problems — Project’s mission was to provide youth with new skills/tools for solving social problems by using visual arts.

LDYO — This training course was aiming to teach youth workers how to employ digital tools & methods to become more efficient at what they do, better reach the target audiences.

GNH — The project looked for ways to promote an alternative approach to education, personal decision making and governance. Youth analysed how happiness impacts creativity, productivity and learning outcomes. They have practised that by creating their own NFE activities for others.

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