From august 2019 launched a new project MAMYFU that promotes young people's skills and future orientation and social action for communities especially within the communities which are remote, marginalized or at risk of becoming economically and culturally excluded.
Interreg Central Baltic programme project MAMYFU: Making my future - Enhancing lives of young people powers of the young people from the area who can become their own life's change agents. The project follows the idea of from people to people by enhancing young people's entrepreneurial and positive orientation towards future, building up their self-esteem and co-learning via joint small scale project for the benefit for the community.
The project creates an interactive virtual platform with stories, photos, videos, method and tool descriptions about the project and thus it will serve as a leaning platform also after the project. Also, the realized small scale projects stay alive - some of them might be renewed and repeated since they are cost-effective and very grassroots oriented. These kinds of community-based activities tend to spread later on.
More information of the project: http://www.ctc.ee/activities-and-projects/running/mamyfu
Interreg Central Baltic programme project MAMYFU: Making my future - Enhancing lives of young people powers of the young people from the area who can become their own life's change agents. The project follows the idea of from people to people by enhancing young people's entrepreneurial and positive orientation towards future, building up their self-esteem and co-learning via joint small scale project for the benefit for the community.
The project creates an interactive virtual platform with stories, photos, videos, method and tool descriptions about the project and thus it will serve as a leaning platform also after the project. Also, the realized small scale projects stay alive - some of them might be renewed and repeated since they are cost-effective and very grassroots oriented. These kinds of community-based activities tend to spread later on.
More information of the project: http://www.ctc.ee/activities-and-projects/running/mamyfu