We are happy to announce that the project SLACC – Stop Lies Against Climate Change – was selected for funding within the Erasmus+ programme. The project intends to equip young people with critical thinking and communication skills to debunk false…
During the past months, the consortium undertook comprehensive research activities – both desk and field research – and explored the effects of COVID-19 pandemic for youth living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other mental or development disorders. For the…
It’s done! After extensive development and testing, we have now put our multilingual I-CARE Toolbox online. It contains 10 learning modules on all relevant topics that arise in the context of culturally sensitive care and support in the social and…
Just a couple of days ago the first in-person meeting with IMAGES project partners, hosted by Arci nazionale, took place in Rome. With the financial support of Erasmus+, the project aims to support not-for-profit and third-sector organisations to build their…
The project StoryLiving – Enabling youth with developmental disabilities & mental health disorders to share their COVID-19 experiences through digital storytelling aims at overcoming the challenges that youth with developmental disabilities and mental health disorders is facing uring the pandemic…
Einladung zu unseren Bildungshäppchen zum Feierabend am 25.11.2021 um 16.30 – 19.30 zum Thema Kulturelle Diversität im Sozial- und Gesundheitswesen: Essen, Trinken, Feiern & Fasten Die Bildungshäppchen sind ein Format, mit dem wir aktuelle Themen und Trends in der europäischen…
On 24 October, in bright sunshine, we held our so-called multiplier event in the neighbourhood garden Helmsgrund with 30 participants from different garden projects in Göttingen. The morning started with a reaping workshop and afterwards there was a lot of…
The Climate Box consortium has published the second newsletter presenting the project’s idea to provide ready-to-use learning activities that educators can use to integrate the topic of climate change into their different learning contexts. Find the newsletter here.
After a year of work, the SUPPORT ME consortium is pleased to announce the publication of the “Practical guide for trainers/volunteers to train non-EU migrants”. The Guide is aimed at trainers and volunteers involved in the integration of migrants in…
In early October during the European training the participants from the partner countries visited the neighbourhood garden Helmsgrund in Göttingen to gain practical insights into urban gardening initiatives and to learn how the project was initiated and is maintained, what…