{"id":10186,"date":"2018-11-26T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2018-11-25T23:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/abd.ong\/sin-categorizar\/abd-has-coordinated-the-erasmus-myth-work-project-for-the-integration-of-young-migrants\/"},"modified":"2021-02-25T19:27:49","modified_gmt":"2021-02-25T18:27:49","slug":"abd-has-coordinated-the-erasmus-myth-work-project-for-the-integration-of-young-migrants","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/abd.ong\/en\/inequality\/abd-has-coordinated-the-erasmus-myth-work-project-for-the-integration-of-young-migrants\/","title":{"rendered":"ABD has coordinated the Erasmus + MYth WORK Project for the integration of young migrants"},"content":{"rendered":"

Action Welfare and Development<\/strong> (ABD in Spanish) has led the project consortium MYth WORK\u00a0of Erasmus+<\/strong><\/a> together with other organizations working in the field of health: SSF<\/strong> (Spain); Consorzio SIS<\/strong> (Italy); IASIS<\/strong> (Greece); SAFE<\/strong> (UK); and BDSL<\/strong> (Bulgaria), as partner entities. In addition, 32 youth organizations have also collaborated on the project at the local level through the learning activities. This project has been developed between October 2016 and March 2018.<\/p>\n

The integration of young people at risk of exclusion<\/h3>\n

The integration of young people of migrant origin, asylum seekers and refugees<\/strong> continues to be a priority for the European institutions (EU Action Plan on Integration, 2016<\/em>). There is a need to increase the social inclusion of young people at risk of exclusion, especially in the NEET (EU Work Plan for Youth 2016-2018<\/em>).<\/p>\n

In this sense, the increase in the number of migrants and refugees arriving in Europe, as well as their difficulty in accessing formal educational \/ work spaces, implies a large number of opportunities and challenges about work initiatives in the field of the youth.<\/p>\n

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The current neglect faced by unaccompanied minors<\/strong> who come to Europe\u00a0underlines the need for youth work that fits their situations. Through non-formal education, newly arrived young people in vulnerable situations can find a support space that fosters mutual understanding among young people and responds to their changing needs.<\/p>\n

In order to achieve this beneficial impact, professional staff in the field of youth and organizations must have the necessary tools and knowledge to bond with these young people and thus maintain close cooperation with public services and organizations. of civil society.<\/p>\n

What is the project about?<\/h3>\n

The MYth WORK project<\/strong> was designed precisely to address these needs: on the one hand, identify innovative techniques in the field of non-formal education aimed at young migrants, asylum seekers and refugees; and, on the other hand, create -from these techniques- materials aimed at professional staff in the field of youth to have tools evaluated and quality.<\/p>\n

The main target group of the project, then, was this professional staff that indirectly reverted to the young migrants, asylum seekers and refugees (from 16 to 26 years).<\/p>\n

The objectives of this project have been:<\/p>\n