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  1. InCo Molfetta is a no profit association based in Puglia that empowers youth and adults through international mobility projects, including Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps. The organisation focuses on personal and professional growth, cultural exchange, and active citizenship. They offer project partners expertise in youth work, community development, and the creation of digital content through their web radio initiative.

    International networkingCultureCivic involvement and participation+3
    Accreditation on youthYouth mobilities+4ESC accreditation+1
  2. International networkingInclusionHuman rights+19
    Youth workers mobilitiesCooperation partnerships+2
  3. COOSS is a non profit organisation providing social services to disadvantaged people all over the Marche Region. COOSS manages residential settings, daily centres, family-like communities, protected homes for elderly, disabled, mentally impaired, drug addicted people and minors. COOSS also provides home assistance services to elderly and disabled people, educational support at home and within the schools to problematic children, labour insertion initiatives for disadvantaged groups of users. Since 1993, COOSS has its own Research and Training Department, whose main activities consist in the participation to EU and National research projects and in the design and management of training courses to qualify, upgrade and/or specialize the operators of the social sector. COOSS belongs to a strong network of local bodies, NHS units, universities and other social and cultural associations/organizations.

    International networkingInclusionMental health+2
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  4. Digitarab Solution Consulting is an Italian software house specializing in strategic consulting, software development, and AI solutions. The organization supports businesses, institutions, and startups in their digital transformation and internationalization efforts, particularly focusing on markets in the Arab world. They offer project partners expertise in data analytics, UI/UX design, and innovative technological solutions to enhance operational efficiency and competitiveness.

    International networkingDigitalizationAI+1
    Accreditation on adultsESC accreditation+1
  5. Fondazione Istituto dei Sordi

    Pianezza (TO) · Italy

    Fondazione Istituto dei Sordi is a non-profit organization dedicated to the education and social inclusion of deaf people. It operates through various departments focusing on educational services, research, training, and cultural activities. The foundation actively participates in international projects, including Erasmus+, and offers expertise in accessibility and specialized support for the deaf community.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+5
    Accreditation on youthAccreditation on VET+4ESC accreditation
  6. Per Esempio is a non-profit association (Ente del Terzo Settore) founded in 2011 in the heart of Palermo, in the Ballarò area of the Albergheria district (Sicily, Italy). Its team is composed of 51 professionals — project managers, financial staff, psychologists, youth workers and trainers — supported by around 10 volunteers and a wide network of collaborating educators and social workers. Its mission is to build inclusive and equitable communities locally and internationally. The organisation reinforces social cohesion and activates constructive, empowering, innovative and sustainable community-development processes through the active participation of young people, adults, people with a migration background, minorities, LGBTQIA+ communities and civil-society organisations. Work is delivered preferably through non-formal educational approaches that stimulate youth participation and intercultural dialogue.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+12
    Cooperation partnershipsSmall-scale partnershipsESC accreditation
  7. Roma Onlus

    Roma · Italy

    Romà Onlus is an Italian non-profit founded in 2008 by Roma and Sinti community leaders together with educators, mediators, and cultural professionals — making it an organisation rooted within the communities it serves. Based in Rome and operating at local, national, and European level, it works to promote the social inclusion, education, and cultural empowerment of Roma, Sinti, and other groups at risk of exclusion through participatory youth work, intercultural mediation, mentoring, and pathways to employment and higher education. Romà Onlus actively counters antigypsyism, hate speech, and institutional discrimination while also preserving and celebrating Romani language, history, and cultural heritage. Project partners gain access to over 15 years of experience in European project management (CERV, Erasmus+, EACEA), non-formal education, intercultural dialogue, and community-based youth work — delivered by a team with direct lived experience of the issues at hand.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+19
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities+4Solidarity projects