Two Years of Sharing, Learning
and Growing Together

Over the past two years, the young participants have enjoyed a truly enriching experience that has enabled them to have fun, learn and grow, both personally and in their relationships with others. Their testimonials reflect the enthusiasm with which they took part in the different activities and the importance of belonging to a safe space where they could share experiences with other young people and with supportive adult role models. Although this section features only the voices of the young participants, the project has brought together children and adults in a shared environment that promotes trust, learning and mutual support.

One of the aspects most frequently highlighted by the participants has been their experience in the mixed group, where they learned from one another through creative and collaborative activities. Arts and crafts, modelling with clay, drawing, painting and creating collages were among their favourite activities. These sessions were valued not only because they were enjoyable, but also because they encouraged self-expression, creativity and the opportunity to create together. As a result, these activities became a powerful way to share experiences, collaborate and strengthen relationships among all participants.

The testimonials also show that the project went far beyond entertainment and artistic expression. The young participants describe how they learned from other people’s experiences, ideas and perspectives, discovering new ways of dealing with challenges and relating to those around them. At the same time, participating in the project helped them to better understand themselves, recognise their own strengths, express their emotions and build self-confidence, making every meeting an opportunity for personal growth.

Although this is not explicitly mentioned in the testimonials, one of the project’s most meaningful achievements has been the creation of supportive relationships between the young participants and the so-called “positive adults”. Built on trust, respect and genuine connection, these relationships have provided the young people with reliable role models, a safe space to discuss their concerns and guidance whenever they needed it. The satisfaction expressed by the participants reflects the positive impact of a project that, over these two years, has strengthened social connections, well-being and the personal development of everyone involved.

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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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