Projects

Water Protectors: Building a Sustainable Future took place 06.03.2025 - 12.03.2025 Porto, Portugal and we have sent a group of Hungarian young people to this project. The project tackled the pressing global challenge of water pollution, emphasizing its origins in industrial operations and everyday human behaviors. The initiative informed young participants about the significant health and environmental risks associated with contaminated water, fostering a proactive mindset towards environmental stewardship. Through awareness initiatives and hands-on activities, the project empowered youth to embrace eco-friendly habits, minimizing the use of harmful chemicals and plastics. The project effectively nurtured a new generation of environmentally aware leaders, providing them with the skills and knowledge needed to advocate for the protection of our most essential resource.​

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Resilient Communities, Brighter Futures 21-28 November 2025 Riga, Latvia

The project focused on strengthening resilience among young individuals, recognizing it as a key factor in helping them face life’s challenges and contribute positively to their communities. It aimed to build a generation capable of adapting to change and supporting their surroundings.

Throughout the project, participants were equipped with tools and skills to manage stress, build emotional resilience, and respond effectively to crises through hands-on activities such as crisis simulations. They learned to use digital tools for crisis communication, assess risks, and develop preparedness strategies. The project also enhanced leadership skills, encouraged active participation in community resilience efforts, and fostered collaboration among youth from diverse backgrounds.

Beyond the Screen 23-30 November 2024 Pralia, Greece

The project addressed growing concerns about young people’s dependence on technology and its effects on mental health, including addiction, anxiety, depression, and sleep disruption. Triggered by findings like the 2024 Tech Report showing Gen Z’s high screen time, it aimed to promote healthier and more mindful digital habits.

Its main goal was to educate young people on the risks of excessive technology use and help them develop balanced digital habits.

The project successfully enhanced participants’ communication, critical thinking, and self-management skills while fostering intercultural dialogue and active citizenship, contributing to the broader objectives of the Erasmus+ Programme.