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INNO4IMPACT
Increasing Social Effectiveness Through Innovative Methods and Tools in Non-formal Education-based Youth Work
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1. Newsletter
As young people are powerful agents for change, they need to be acknowledged as citizens who can contribute to shaping European societies. Hence, youth work can play a crucial part in the development of youth workers' competences.
Thanks to the collaboration, the Inno4Impact project consortium has recognised the role of local and regional authorities in supporting young people so they can achieve their full potential as members through the provision of youth work.
Within the scope of the Inno4Impact project, we focus on:
How to effectively sustain social inclusion of young people having disadvantaged background.
How to provide sufficient spaces for youth work and training for youth workers for the delivery of quality youth work.
Which tools can be useful to promote youth workers working with young people.
Within the scope of the Inno4Impact project, we have finalized these project milestones.
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Finalisation of Comparative Research,
Assessment of Current Needs and Report on Youth Work
Kick-off Meeting
On 23rd-24th January 2020, the first international meeting of the Inno4Impact project took place in Samsun (Turkey).
Second Meeting
On 17th and 18th December 2020, the second meeting was implemented online because of the Covid-19 restrictions.
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Finalisation of Comparative Research,
Assessment of Current Needs and Report on Youth Work
Project partners carried out focus groups with youth workers working with disadvantaged youngsters and undertook desk research on disadvantaged youngsters’ needs and current tools that are being used for youth work and collected the results and data.
3.
Designing Training Modules in Youth Work
and Piloting Process
The project consortium has developed and implemented innovative practices as well as tools for youth work adaptable to individual needs and to local contexts.
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Designing Training Modules in Youth Work
and Piloting Process
The main objective of the Guidelines is to inform decision makers local authorities, governmental institutions, services providers, and youth workers dealing with disadvantaged youngsters on the Inno4Impact project methodology and stimulate them to use the project methodology.
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The Project Consortium
Mozaik İnsan Kaynakları Geliştirme Derneği - Turkey
Asociación Caminos - Spain
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Mersin Valiligi - Turkey
BUPNET Bildung und Projekt Netzwerk Gmbh - Germany
Universitaet Innsbruck - Austria
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NEXT STEPS
- Development of distance education program and LEVEL5 program in the field on youth work
- Training videos for blended learning implementation
- Dissemination activities
- Short Term Joint Staff Trainings
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