Host Organization: APS Young Effect Magenta 

Dates: 18 - 26 april 2024 (18 and 26 are travel days)

About the project: 

Not only is sport and physical activity a basis for personal, social and learning development, but it also motivates social inclusion and integration. Sport and physical activity promote tolerance, solidarity, inclusiveness and many other sporting and European Union (EU) values.

Marginalised and underprivileged groups such as migrants and people at risk of discrimination for example, have the opportunity to interact and integrate with other social groups through sport.

Sport also provides people living with a disability an opportunity to increase their participation in society, showcase their talents and challenge stereotypes.

The social benefits of sport do not always achieve their full potential. Many groups of marginalised people are under-represented amongst sporting professionals, volunteers, and membership of committees and governing bodies. This occurs at all levels, whether local, national, or European.

Rising sport Erasmus+ Youth Exchange aims to:

During the mobility the so-called experiential learning methodology will be used. It includes 5 phases, always starting from the so-called "Experience".

In the ideology of our organization, sport is recognized as one of the tools available for quality integration of social excluded young people, a generator of positive human relations, a creator of positive role models and a facilitator of inter-ethnic bonds.

The pursuit of victory itself is a strong incentive for human behavior and when people of different ethnicities or social context are part of a team and struggle together to win, it creates many strong and healthy friendships that survive even years of prejudice. During the planned mobility, sport will be promoted as a non-formal education tool, which has the power to promote social inclusion and socialisation through equal participation opportunities. In the youth exchange will take part 21 participants from Europe.

Age: 18-30  (4 participants)

Candidates: SPANISH. Volunteers, youth workers... 

Travel: Milan, Italy (Final destination Castelletto di Cuggiono) 

Accommodation: Guesthouse. Participants will share rooms with participants of the same gender.

Necessary documents: identity card

Cost:  Reimbursement of the travel 100% (Maximum 275€) beyond this amount the remainder is the responsibility of the participant. Please make sure of the availability of flights and their cost before applying. 

Food, lodging and activities are included in the European funding and therefore not the responsibility of the participant.

Participation in ERASMUS+ trainings and exchanges is multiple and with no limit on participation in other ERASMUS+ projects. The ERASMUS+ program is free for any young person regardless of whether he/she is a student, worker, unemployed, etc. Participation is free to any nationality of the participant as long as they have Italian documents or residence permit. Participants' departures must be exclusively from Italian soil unless otherwise agreed with the foreign organization.

Selection: Fill out the form at this link: https://forms.gle/FQDMPV2B3wkMK1ir7

There is no deadline for application, places are awarded based on the motivation and formal suitability of the applicant, the earlier the applicant applies the earlier he/she is selected until all places are filled.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to respond to all applications, so only those selected will be contacted, usually within a week after the call is published.

The infopack contains sensitive data and is not made public, which is why it is sent only to selected people.

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