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"One step forward" to overcome the disadvantages - The practical realization of the environmentally conscious lifestyle (HUSKROUA/1101/084)
Start date: Aug 30, 2013, End date: Nov 29, 2014,
Extending the environmentally conscious education and raising awareness for foster children living in foster families, for foster parents and guardians and also for host parents, further proceed along the started road, that the children living in children's homes, in addition in families to overcome their disadvantages. The practical application of the change of environmentally conscious attitude ...
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State fostered children for the environment conscious future (HUSKROUA/1001/205)
Start date: Jan 31, 2012, End date: Apr 29, 2013,
The creation of environmentally conscious thinking both in the short and the long term, which can then turn into appropriate attitude and will as a result of the programme. We intend to create a positive, open approach to nature, on the basis of which children in state care accept that they are subject to natural impacts, and that they are part of nature themselves, which involves tasks, expectati ...
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Volunteers without borders
Start date: Oct 1, 2011,
Aim: The main aim of the exchange is to raise awareness of cultural diversity and develop skills for using cultural diversity as a positive and powerful tool in youth work. To rationalize and implement different ways of actively involving young people in the projects related to cultural diversity and European identity; to develop the idea of volunteering and its application in everyday life of you ...
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"Gypsies" in Europe need (to do) more!
Start date: Sep 1, 2011,
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School Education for Roma Integration
Start date: Oct 1, 2012,
According to data from the Council of Europe, 50% of the Roma children around Europe do not complete their primary education. Some of the main reasons identified for this are that the Roma parents may often lack information and parenting skills to support their children’s language and social development and that the social environment in which the Roma children live is often very different from th ...
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