EURHOPE Partners Gather in Viagrande for Final Transnational Project Meeting

On May 7, 2026, representatives from partner organisations of the Erasmus+ project EURHOPE gathered at Casa Nazareth (Metacometa) in Viagrande, Catania, for the Final Transnational Project Meeting. The meeting brought together 14 participants to review the final outcomes of Work Package 3 (WP3) and discuss administrative and dissemination next steps.

The host organisation, Metacometa APS, welcomed participants with a presentation of their facilities, introducing their support activities for foster families, operators, and children with special needs.

During the session, each partner presented the key results achieved under WP3:

  • Cordoba Acoge (SPAIN) presented a summary of 12 sessions on Bullying and Violence Against Children, leading to the creation of a comic book based on children’s drawings, now available in PDF format.
  • Centro Studi Affido (ITALY) shared their bilingual publication starring superhero characters that promote European values based on real experiences of minors involved in the project.
  • ARSIS (Greece) presented two videos in Greek with English subtitles covering Environment and Social Justice, including documentation of local beach clean-up initiatives.
  • Metacometa (Italy) highlighted their inclusive initiative for children with special needs, which created a social vegetable garden in collaboration with the local association “Ti Voglio Tanto Verde” and involved local schools and municipalities using a peer-to-peer approach.

The meeting concluded with sessions on quality monitoring, sustainability, final vademecum updates, and guidelines for local dissemination events and final reporting led by project coordinator Cuore Srl – Impresa Sociale.

EURHOPE ‘EU as a solidarity’s house for minors out of home’

  • Project Title: ‘EU as a solidarity’s house for minors out of home’
  • Project Acronym: EURHOPE
  • Project Number: 2023-2-IT03-KA220-YOU-000184370
  • Start Date: 01st January 2024
  • Finish Date: 30st June 2026
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