about us
Understanding My Journey is a project developed by a team of motivated youth workers and practitioners from 8 countries on Europe: Croatia, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain and the UK. Read more to find out about or work!
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Ballymun Job Centre (BJC) is a community-based non-profit making organisation, with 30 staff, which provides services to local unemployed people.
The BJC was established in 1986 as a community response to a chronic unemployment situation. Since 1996 BJC manages the Local Employment Services Network in the Ballymun area. Since opening, over 20,000 individuals have registered with the BJC and our services have supported over 6,000 individuals to access jobs over 10,000 jobs.
The BJC was established in 1986 as a community response to a chronic unemployment situation. Since 1996 BJC manages the Local Employment Services Network in the Ballymun area. Since opening, over 20,000 individuals have registered with the BJC and our services have supported over 6,000 individuals to access jobs over 10,000 jobs.
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IFOA is a not-for-profit Training Centre, appointed since 1999 as a national VET centre, with 10 sites all over Italy. Since 1993 IFOA has been working with a transnational vocation acting as a project promoter, coordinator or partner in EU co-funded projects.
IFOA, following the European Union principles, strongly believes in the exchange and sharing of experiences and best practices, aiming at developing Vocational Education and Training Systems, EQF and ECVET.
IFOA is offering trainings for students, trainees, apprentices and companies and working with schools, universities, chambers of commerce, companies and public authorities to develop learning projects at local, national and international level.
IFOA, following the European Union principles, strongly believes in the exchange and sharing of experiences and best practices, aiming at developing Vocational Education and Training Systems, EQF and ECVET.
IFOA is offering trainings for students, trainees, apprentices and companies and working with schools, universities, chambers of commerce, companies and public authorities to develop learning projects at local, national and international level.
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NGO O.A.ZA. – Sustainable Alternative to Community has been established in January 2013 in Zagreb, Croatia.
Our aim is to organize various activities for youth during which they can, in a positive and supportive atmosphere, develop their potential, and become exemplary carers of the sustainable social change.
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ACTION SYNERGY S.A. is a training and knowledge-based applications organization which is actively involved in the organisation and management of European education projects, in the development of education technologies, training methodologies and the development of e-learning training courses.
It has long experience in the management and coordination of European Projects. It supports youth and mobility activities in a wide range of sectors related with education & training. ACTION SYNERGY’s key areas of expertise include the development of courses and modules making use of innovative methodologies such as: open/flexible learning methodologies, e-learning, learning needs analysis, development of professional profiles and lists of skills and competencies, development of synergies at local, national and transnational level.
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ANESPO – National Association of Professional Schools is a non-profit organization established in February 1991, representing over 140 Professional Schools in Portugal, most of them owned by
Companies, Business Associations, Foundations, Cooperatives, Trade Unions and Local Authorities. The schools deliver professional courses, attended by about 40.000 students, awarding a diploma of level 4 (European Union’s qualification framework), corresponding to middle staff.
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“Asociación Dianova España” was founded in 1982. Dianova, at its very first stages, was focused on prevention and treatment of problems related to interpersonal relations addictive behaviors and behavioral disorders.
Due to our extensive experience with youngsters we carry out different programs focused on:
-Social Inclusion
-Educational programmes to prevent violence in secondary schools
-Gender Equality for teachers, family and youth
-Family intervention
-Psychological assistance
-Teachers ‘training on emotional and relational learning
-Trainings for job seeking
-Soft Skills development for empowerment and employability for youngster with risk of social exclusion
-Immigrants in need of protection and shelter
Due to our extensive experience with youngsters we carry out different programs focused on:
-Social Inclusion
-Educational programmes to prevent violence in secondary schools
-Gender Equality for teachers, family and youth
-Family intervention
-Psychological assistance
-Teachers ‘training on emotional and relational learning
-Trainings for job seeking
-Soft Skills development for empowerment and employability for youngster with risk of social exclusion
-Immigrants in need of protection and shelter
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REY Europe is a Social Enterprise and not-for-profit organisation based in central London, which was founded in 2009.
They deliver a range of projects related to employment, training and the provision of work based learning/work experience opportunities. They upskill participants and support them to move closer to the labour market so that they are equipped to access employment across a variety of sectors, providing support to students, graduates and unemployed people. They facilitate work placement opportunities in Europe and the UK to increase the skills sets of participants, enhance their employability and assist them to access work based learning opportunities.
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Youth Development and Integration Association STRIM is one of the most active organisation in youth field in malopolska region. During 15 years of our existence we have implemented around 520 projects for young people and with young people.
STRIM was established in 2001 in Cracow, as a non-governmental organisation, gathering people sensitive for the social issues.
Members of our association are active people willing to undertake actions aimed at building open-minded society, interested in youth problems, international education and culture. STRIM leads a wide number of diverse projects in Poland and beyond it's boarders, mainly in the field of culture and intercultural education.
STRIM was established in 2001 in Cracow, as a non-governmental organisation, gathering people sensitive for the social issues.
Members of our association are active people willing to undertake actions aimed at building open-minded society, interested in youth problems, international education and culture. STRIM leads a wide number of diverse projects in Poland and beyond it's boarders, mainly in the field of culture and intercultural education.
