https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F8obuKOLvQ&list=PLW9Q94s8u8O0xVzh75-t19fn7pF1VyDRp

Kasta Morrely NGO developed the European Training “Let’s Vote for European Citizenship!”. It took place from 03^rd to 12^th of July 2013 in Iasi, Romania. The project was funded with support from European Commission through the Youth in Action Program. The main purpose of this training was to promote the European Citizens and to train the participants as European citizens in encouraging youth participation in the 2014 European elections. The participants were youth leaders and youth workers from: Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Portugal, Spain, Turkey and Romania.

Within the training was created a motivational video to encourage the participation at the election that is also on Youtube:

More information we invite you to see also on: http://www.youthvoteforeuropeancitizenship.blogspot.ro/ 

“Volunteering dancing for the social inclusion of youth”

The International Training “Volunteering dancing for the social inclusion of youth” has taken place from 19th to 28th of October 2012 in Iasi, Romania. The project has been funded by the European Commission through Youth in Action Program.

The 29 participants were from: Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Turkey.

The project main themes were:
- commitment to a more inclusive growth: fight against poverty and marginalization;
- promoting healthy lifestyles through physical activities including sport. 

More info is available on:

http://www.kastamorrely.com/volunteers_dancing_for_the_social_inclusion_of_you.html

We invite you to watch Kasta Morrely NGO website!

http://www.kastamorrely.ro

www.kastamorrely.com

Kasta Morrely is an international cultural organization of human rights defense through  promotion of competences and qualifications necessary for the development of  a democratic society. Kasta  Morrely’s mission is to promote European democracy values and civilization through  programs and projects of interest for the sustainable development of  the community.

Kasta Morrely association implemented  in February – October 2012 the European project "Volunteering versus Unemployment". The project has been funded with support from the European Commission through Youth in Action Programme.

   

The main activity of the project was the European Training "Volunteering versus Unemployment" that took place from 10 – 19 march 2012 in Iasi, Romania.

The European Training approached the main themes importance of volunteering and combating unemployment. The participants were  representing partners from Albania, Azerbaijan, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Macedonia, Moldova, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Turkey, Romania.

The project "Volunteering  versus Unemployment" represents a continuation of the efforts made by Kasta Morrely Organization and its international partners for raising the awareness about the importance of volunteering as a way to form future leaders and combat the unemployment  through the development of the necessary competences for employability on the European labour market.

  

The activities of the training were implemented through non-formal methods, in which the participants were actively involved. There were used methods such as brainstorming, role play, case study, team games, debates, interactive presentations, energizers, workshops, practical exercises, visits. The variety of methods was completed with sessions sustained by multi qualified trainers through which the participants were given specialty knowledge and practical information on the trainings themes.

The project was prepared and coordinated by a multiqualified trainers team, human resources inspectors, project managers, psychologists, professional competences evaluators, master of ceremony, event organizers, socio-educative animators, etc with experience and performances recognized at international level.

At the end of the project, the participants received Youthpass certificates generated by the European  Commission, which certify at European Level the competences that the participants developed through the Volunteering versus Unemployment Project.