NURTURE follows a person-centred pathway that connects young people with real work and guidance. It begins with career counselling and careful matching, continues with an 80-hour mentored apprenticeship, and builds in ongoing monitoring and feedback, ending with formal recognition of learning.
NURTURE follows a person-centred pathway that connects young people with real work and guidance. It begins with career counselling and careful matching, continues with an 80-hour mentored apprenticeship, and builds in ongoing monitoring and feedback, ending with formal recognition of learning.
The working meeting held in Thessaloniki, Greece from 2nd until 5th of December 2025 within the framework of the DiGiVOGUI project brought project partners together to review progress, exchange feedback, and align on next steps for successful implementation. The meeting served as an important coordination moment, strengthening collaboration and ensuring that project activities remain on track.
The training course held in Ljubljana from 25th until 30th of November 2025, as part of the Second Chance project brought together young, motivated participants with the goal of empowering them to develop and present their ideas in an international environment. The course focused on creativity, entrepreneurship, inclusion, and practical skill-building, offering participants a space to learn, collaborate, and gain confidence in presenting their concepts.
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The working meeting held in Thessaloniki, Greece from 2nd until 5th of December 2025 within the framework of the DiGiVOGUI project brought project partners together to review progress, exchange feedback, and align on next steps for successful implementation. The meeting served as an important coordination moment, strengthening collaboration and ensuring that project activities remain on track.
The training course held in Ljubljana from 25th until 30th of November 2025, as part of the Second Chance project brought together young, motivated participants with the goal of empowering them to develop and present their ideas in an international environment. The course focused on creativity, entrepreneurship, inclusion, and practical skill-building, offering participants a space to learn, collaborate, and gain confidence in presenting their concepts.
BRAVO is excited to announce a new series of online workshops called “Perspectives of Humanity in Europe,” created within the EHDEU&WBY – Empowering Human Dignity of EU & WB Youth project. This inspiring workshop series will begin on December 17th and will continue every Wednesday.
The Mid-Term Meeting of the Erasmus+ Youth project Youth4Values was successfully held in Podgorica, Montenegro, from 28th until 30th of November, bringing together project partners from different European regions to review progress, assess achievements, and plan the next phases of implementation.
Because of these problems, our project sets clear goals and targets: build critical thinking and media literacy, improve digital and soft skills, and promote EU values and active citizenship. We will run six rounds of activities from 2023–2025 to reach these goals and at least 500 young people (with at least 250 facing extra barriers).
The University of Sarajevo hosted the official Kick-off Meeting of the Erasmus+ CBHE project AHEDIS – Advancing Higher Education through Digital Innovation and Smart Technologies on 26 November 2025. The event marked the formal start of a three-year regional initiative aimed at modernizing higher education systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.
On 11 November 2025, FASTO UNSA hosted guest lectures aimed at implementing and sharing the knowledge acquired during previous training sessions. The event featured lecturers from FSFV as well as FASTO UNSA lecturers who completed their training at FSFV in October, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical demonstrations in the field of adaptive physical activity and swimming for people with disabilities.
The 404 Youth.exe project is off to a strong start, bringing together 404 young people from Portugal, Turkey, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Lithuania on a shared mission: to develop advanced digital skills and foster an entrepreneurial mindset. The initiative goes beyond traditional education, introducing participants to cutting-edge topics such as reverse engineering, debugging, and Artificial Intelligence (AI), while also emphasizing social inclusion, creativity, and responsible use of technology.
On November 5–6, 2025, BRAVO participated in the second Transnational Project Meeting (TPM2) of the GENDERWISE – Promoting Gender Equality in Sports Leadership project, held at KEM KDBM in Athens, Greece. The two-day meeting brought together all partner organizations to review progress, refine upcoming deliverables, and coordinate the next stages of implementation across Work Packages 2, 3, and 4.
BRAVO is happy to announce an online workshop called “Perspectives of Humanity in Europe.” This workshop is part of the EHDEU&WBY – Empowering Human Dignity of EU & WB Youth project funded under Erasmus+ program of European Union, and will take place on December 20th at 11:00 AM.
On October 20, 2025, partners of the XXI Adults Project gathered online to review progress and align next steps in the preparation of the Training Guide (TG) and the Implementation Plan (IP). The meeting provided a constructive space for updates, open discussion, and planning ahead of key deadlines.