Kick-off meeting in Granada 19-20.03.2024

The goal of this project is to strengthen the competencies of adult educators, helping individuals recover from addictions while promoting inclusion and resilience. 
One of the highlights of the meeting was the intensive discussion about the adaptability of our project results to a wider audience. After the presentation and discussions with representatives of various organizations in Germany, we realized that our set of methods could be useful not only for people recovering from addictions, but also:
• For women who experience domestic violence - emotions management and self-care techniques can help these women restore inner peace, boost self-confidence, and learn to recognize and manage stressful situations, which can be crucial in creating a safer life.
• Refugees seeking to build a new life in a new cultural setting - resilience and support networking methods can provide refugees with the tools to strengthen social connections, adapt to new environments, and overcome emotional challenges, which can help them better integrate into the local community.
• For delinquent youth looking for positive change and integration into society - positive behavior and thinking training methods can help young people change their attitudes towards life, learn to solve problems responsibly, and find new opportunities to improve and contribute to the community.
This discussion demonstrated the flexibility and potential of our methods to help various vulnerable groups, expanding the impact of our project.
Learning and collaboration are one of the essential conditions for #Erasmus projects. Each project partner brings their experience and strengths in different areas, which is why our portfolio of methods is carefully selected, tested and effective. We love being able to create innovative and sustainable solutions!