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  1. Amigos de Europa

    Lucena · Spain

    Amigos de Europa is an experienced organization from Andalusia that aims to support the development of youngsters and people coming from rural areas or disadvantaged backgrounds. We are involved in Erasmus+ K1 and K2 projects, ESC with an experience of more than 8 years and the organization has become a reference for the European and international projects in our region. Nowadays, Amigos de Europa functions as a big umbrella organization or informal network which includes more than 30 municipalities, sports clubs, NGOs with different backgrounds, and schools. We came a long way since the beginning and we continue to grow thanks to the trust and support of both our international and Spanish partners that are involved in our projects. Amigos de Europa is part of the Anna Lindh Foundation, EYF, and a Multiplier Point of Eurodesk. Furthermore, Amigos De Europa has gained the Youth Accreditation for the new Erasmus+ program and the European Solidarity Corps Quality Label.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+12
    Accreditation on youthYouth mobilities+5ESC accreditation+1
  2. Arrel d´ Idees

    Looking for partners

    Gandia · Spain

    Arrel d’Idees is a non-profit association created in March 2018 in Gandia (Spain) by a group of EVS volunteers and some local youth who shared their same ideals and vision. The main aim of the organization is to encourage youth active participation, in local and international contexts.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+10
    Accreditation on youthYouth mobilities+2
  3. Asoc Amics de la Biblioteca de la Fonteta

    Looking for partners

    Agres · Spain

    We are a non-formal education organisation providing learning opportunities to the people in our area (youth, adults and children). We have several activities and promote also mobility programmes. We started our activities in 2005, as a result of a Youth in Action initiative of a Scout group. Since that moment, we have been developing our local and international network in order to develop our activities. We consider we are experts in nonformal education, motivation of youth, empowerment of youth and inclusion. Using in a proficient way games and more specifically board games. Since 2017 we are cooperating with different organisations in the field of diversity and disability, more particularly intellectual disability. We have organized Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps projects since then.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+18
    Accreditation on youthYouth mobilities+5ESC accreditation+1
  4. FAGiC develops local, national and European projects to improve the lives of Roma people, promote equality and social inclusion, and combat antigypsyism and discrimination. Our work focuses on youth empowerment, employment, community intervention, health and gender equality, Roma culture and historical memory, working directly with Roma communities, grassroots organisations, public authorities, universities, civil society organisations and European networks. FAGiC has extensive experience in European cooperation, advocacy, exchange of good practices and transnational networking. We are looking for reliable and committed partners to develop European projects based on human rights, meaningful Roma participation and a strong community-based approach. We are particularly interested in long-term partnerships in the fields of Roma inclusion, youth, equality and non-discrimination, employment, health, culture and historical memory.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+16
    ESC accreditation
  5. Incubadora CON VALORES

    Valencia · Spain

    Incubadora CON VALORES is an organisation that supports people at risk of social exclusion by providing free training, mentoring, and coaching to help them create their own livelihoods through entrepreneurship. It works with individuals in complicated situations, including people with disabilities, to foster self-employment. The organisation offers project partners expertise in social inclusion and entrepreneurship support.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+11
    Cooperation partnerships