- Duration of the project: 1. 6. 2024 – 31. 8. 2025
- Project value: 41.995€
- Program: Erasmus+, KA1
- Project number: 2024-1-SI02-KA151-YOU-000204390

Main objectives of the project:
- To create new partnerships with other youth organizations
- Learn competences in digitalization and gamification of youth work
- Increase the visibility of mental health challenges that young people face
- Promote personal and professional development
- Facilitate self-growth and reflection



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Mobility for youth workers in Idrija which took place in 2. - 9. 4. 2025. The event had participants from nine European Union countries (Italy, France, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria, Greece and the Czech Republic) and the activities centered around the themes of gamification and mental health in youth work.
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Young people learn about themselves and their role in society through giclées and being outdoors without their phones
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