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The rights of children versus parents
Start date: Jul 1, 2015, End date: Nov 30, 2015 PROJECT FINISHED

This project has responded to the specific experience of organizations working with youth and young people themselves, to current events and the need to solve the situation how to familiarized young people with issues of different legislation in the partner countries concerning the rights of children and parents. Organizations involved in the project has been sharing positive and negative experience gained during the implementation of the projects of the educational program of the EU Youth in Action and subsequent Erasmus + - European Union educational program for the period 2014-2020. The organizations have prepared a youth exchange together. In this exchange, the best practices and methods of work were applied. The project consists of one activity: 1. Mobility of youth workers The main objectives of the project: Contribute by the project implementation to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy and in particular the fourth goal - improving education levels Specific project objectives: 1. Improve the quality of youth work in Europe 2. Develop competencies (knowledge, skills and attitudes) of young people and youth workers 3. Intercultural Dialogue 4. Social inclusion and solidarity 5. Strengthening legal awareness 6. Language training Within the project, the involved organizations have solved streamlining of their activities, mutually shared their experience in the field of their action at the national level, cooperation with partners in the EU educational programs, specific experience with implementation of the educational project of EU program in all phases of the project, proven methods of non-formal education used in the project, methods of work towards the management and prevention of risks in the implementation of educational projects and methods of work leading to the fulfilment of project objectives. They have shared the experience of dealing with the problems of migrants who do not know the legal aspects of the status of children and parents in society and the attitude of government institutions.