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Social Innovators
Start date: Dec 1, 2015, End date: Sep 30, 2016 PROJECT FINISHED

The project Social Innovators, it will implement in a period of 10 months beside the preparing activities , the evaluation and disemination includes a main mobility activity -a multilateral youth exchange in the period 15.06.2016-24.06.2016 at Sighetu Marmației, Romania. The project activities will be implemented with the support of the five partners from the countries the Czech Republic, Spain, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Turkey and the promoter from Romania. Each partner will involve a number of 5 participants per group and a leader, so in total we have 30 participants and 6 group leaders, of which ten young people will be with reduced opportunities. The project tries to respond to the needs of young people in the partner countries, in order to find alternatives to living, to contribute to the development of communities, to find solutions to social problems and to develop new skills. A common need is also to the project partners, to identify successful solutions to reduce unemployment in communities, to bring social value added in these communities, and to implement social affairs. Overall objective: To increase the number of young people trained in the field of social entrepreneurship, through education, training and acquiring new competencies among the 30 young people aged between 18-30 years, originating in the Czech Republic, Turkey, Spain, Lithuania, Bulgaria and Romania in a period of 8 days in June 2016. Their main activity in the period of dissemination will be the implementation of a campaign to promote social entrepreneurship to the general public through internet campaigns, presentations, roundtables, forums, videos and testimonials. The working methods during the activities are methods of non-formal education as: knowledge games, team building, presentation, discussions,visual methods, free-thinking, creative exercises, visits, experiential learning, forum-Symposium. In the continuation of the project we want to develop a methodology of work in the field of non-formal education which will address youth workers.