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  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. Fundacja Instytut Europejski is a think tank and educational organization dedicated to fostering a safe, competitive, and sustainable Europe. It engages in interdisciplinary public policy research and provides international exchanges, training, and seminars. The foundation works with students, youth, and adults, offering project partners expertise in European affairs, vocational training, and civic engagement.

    International networkingHuman rightsCivic involvement and participation+6
    Accreditation on youthCooperation partnerships+1ESC accreditation
  4. Harsova 3D Association

    Harsova · Romania

    Harsova 3D Association is a dynamic Romanian non-governmental organisation founded in 2024, acting as a catalyst for community development in the Hârșova micro-region. Our mission is to bridge educational, social, and economic gaps by empowering vulnerable groups and fostering active citizenship. We operate at the intersection of Education, Social Inclusion, Environmental Protection, and Civic Engagement.

    InclusionHuman rightsEnvironmental protection+8
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities+1
  5. ICDET

    Looking for partners

    Sofia · Bulgaria

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+13
    Accreditation on adultsYouth mobilities+4ESC accreditation
  6. In Aspectu, z. s.

    Praha · Czechia

    In Aspectu connects education, personal development, culture, and community life through international training, support for non-profits and companies, and public events. The organisation focuses on meaningful projects with social impact, including youth exchanges and educational initiatives. They offer project partners expertise in community development, international cooperation, and non-formal education.

    International networkingHuman rightsEnvironmental protection+9
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities
  7. 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
  8. IAIS exists to promote integration, sustainability and social inclusion through practical projects, non-formal education and international cooperation. We work with young people, migrants, civil society organisations and local communities to create learning opportunities, strengthen participation and support people to become more active in society. Our work focuses on areas where inclusion and sustainability meet: youth empowerment, migrant integration, intercultural dialogue, democratic participation, employability, social entrepreneurship, climate awareness and community development. Through Erasmus+, EU-funded initiatives and local partnerships, we turn ideas into projects that create meaningful learning and social impact. Our vision is a more inclusive, sustainable and connected society where people from different backgrounds can participate fully, access opportunities and contribute to positive change in their communities.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+13
    Accreditation on youthYouth mobilities+4ESC accreditation+1
  9. Odyssea

    Athens · Greece

    Odyssea is a non-profit organization based in Greece, founded in 2016 with a mission to empower vulnerable people by equipping them with the necessary skills and confidence to access meaningful employment and thrive in society. Through a holistic and inclusive approach, Odyssea provides free-of-charge vocational training, life skills development, and employability services, with a strong emphasis on equal opportunities for all, including both host and guest communities.

    InclusionHuman rightsEmployment+13
    Accreditation on adultsCooperation partnerships+1
  10. 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
  11. Pi Youth Association

    Looking for partners

    Izmir · Türkiye

    Pi Gençlik Derneği is a youth organisation based in Turkey that works to empower young people through local, national, and international projects. It focuses on youth rights, civic participation, sustainable development, and capacity building for youth workers and NGOs. The organisation offers project partners expertise in Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes, as well as extensive experience in youth policy advocacy and international networking.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+10
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities+4ESC accreditation+1
  12. Point of view

    Looking for partners

    Belgrade · Serbia

    The Association Point of View is a civil society organization dedicated to the protection and promotion of human and social rights, with a strong focus on the rights of socially excluded and marginalized groups. Through our work, we strive to encourage institutions, society as a whole, and individuals to actively contribute to building inclusive, just, and safe communities. Our mission is to prevent and combat violence, hate speech, and all forms of discrimination, while also addressing and reducing their long-term social consequences.

    InclusionHuman rightsEmployment+14
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities+1
  13. PRAXIS

    Looking for partners

    SERRES · Greece

    PRAXIS is an NGO founded in 1995. Thus, it has been active for 30 years in the fields of youth development through volunteering & active participation in community engaging activities and non-formal learning projects, and as coordinator in S&H EVS/ESC org. PRAXIS works without exclusion, involving young people from all walks of life to numerous activities and projects with social impact.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+14
    Accreditation on youthAccreditation on adults+6ESC accreditation+1
  14. Pro Roma Association

    Iasi · Romania

    PRO ROMA is a non-governmental organization set up in September 2008 in response to the urgent need for social inclusion of the Roma community. The Pro Roma Association promotes quality education models that develop life skills among Roma people a sustainable development strategy, a society with a strong spirit of initiative, a special civic consciousness, and a true spirit of responsibility social.

    InclusionHuman rightsEmployment+10
    Accreditation on youthYouth mobilities+1ESC accreditation+1
  15. DURRES ACTIVE CENTER is an organization whose mission is to inspire and empower citizens toward activism. The purpose of the organization is to improve the lives of citizens through economic, political, environmental and social changes. The objectives of DURRES ACTIVE CENTER are: To promote democratic values and citizens' rights, to create social mobility as a necessary tool for social change, to create links and facilitate the collaboration between institutions and interest groups, to strengthen democracy at the local and national levels by involving citizens, to develop and enhance citizen awareness on issues affecting communities and to promote civic initiatives.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+16
    ESC accreditation
  16. The Regional Roma Educational Youth Association (RROMA) is a youth organization dedicated to empowering young people through education, culture, and international cooperation. They work to promote equality, inclusion, and human rights at both local and European levels. As a project partner, they offer expertise in youth mobility, digital skills development, and advocacy for diverse communities.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+11
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities+2Solidarity projects
  17. The most important area is the education of the new generation and the improvement of the social status of disadvantaged groups. In the work, the team applies research methods, mainly qualitative, through which it obtains relevant data as supporting tools in public discourse. Objectives of the Roma advocacy and research are: to develop activities which promote inclusive society; to promote tolerance, diversity, and equal chances in the society; to bring facts about Roma and prevent prejudices and stereotypes; to give a voice to all groups, especially young Roma; to help Roma communities to develop their own competences and abilities to solve problems; to develop professional, social, cultural, economic activities and civic commitment. Our activities are focused on influencing the community development of the Roma minority through an inclusive approach. This approach is based on mutual active cooperation between the minority and the majority population.

    InclusionHuman rightsEmployment+5
    Youth mobilitiesYouth participation projectsESC accreditation
  18. 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
  19. SIFIR AYRIMCILIK DERNEĞİ-ZERO DISCRIMINATION ASSOCIATION

    Looking for partners

    ISTANBUL · Türkiye

    The Zero Discrimination Association was founded in 2009 by a group of activists and volunteers to operate nationally and internationally in relation to all disadvantaged groups, including Roma and living communities such as Roma. Our association carries out activities to integrate the society within the framework of solidarity against the development of economically, socially and culturally disadvantaged communities in these areas and against prejudice and discrimination against these groups. At the same time, it works to create and protect the conditions of a multicultural life on the basis of the principle of "Everyone is different and everyone is equal". Besides, Zero Discrimination Association is a member of more national and international youth networks:

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+19
    Accreditation on youthAccreditation on VET+7ESC accreditation+1
  20. Slovo 21

    Praha · Czechia

    Slovo 21 is a Czech organisation dedicated to supporting Romani people and migrants from non-EU countries. Through mentoring, educational programs, and cultural initiatives like the Khamoro festival, they promote equal opportunities and social integration. They work with children, students, and adults to foster inclusion, combat discrimination, and provide practical support for settling into life in the Czech Republic.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+9
    Youth workers mobilities
  21. Spolek ActiTmel.cz

    Looking for partners

    Malý Újezd · Czechia

    NGO Spolek ActiTmel.cz is an association for youth established by motivated and well-experienced young people coming from a cooperating NGO Tmelník z.s. which is active in European youth work since 2011. Our main aim is development of competences of youngsters and young people through intercultural learning in non-formal education activities, with the emphasis on youth participation and inclusion. We are a platform for young people in the age of 15 – 25 years with a clear focus on providing educational mobility opportunities mainly for youth in the age of 16 – 21 years, equally the talented ones as well as disadvantaged youth with fewer opportunities (NEETs, orphans, Roma) on specific projects. ActiTmel.cz is open to everyone who would like to be active, gain some experience, try and learn something new, regardless of their economic, social or cultural background.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+19
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  22. Tavo Europa

    Looking for partners

    Vilnius · Lithuania

    Tavo Europa is an organisation that empowers youth through European opportunities, including youth exchanges, training courses, and long-term projects. It brings together professionals, educators, and activists to foster non-formal education, personal growth, and the promotion of European values. The organisation offers project partners a collaborative environment for capacity building, strategic partnerships, and innovative educational development.

    International networkingHuman rightsCulture+8
    Youth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilities+4ESC accreditation
  23. ternYpe is an international network that empowers young Roma across Europe through advocacy, remembrance, and active participation. The organisation works to counter antigypsyism and promote Roma inclusion by training youth leaders and influencing policy. It offers project partners a platform for international cooperation, educational activities, and expertise in Roma youth empowerment.

    International networkingInclusionHuman rights+6
    Accreditation on youth