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Genç Birikim Derneği (Young Accumulation Association) was founded in Muş in 2006 by a group of young people and cancer survivors to contribute to the personal and social development of young people.
Their association has four key goals:
– To foster tolerance, respect, and friendship among young people and to help them become informed individuals.
– To support young people’s talents through education.
– To help young people successfully participate and adapt to both professional and social life.
– To protect and raise awareness of young people against all kinds of health threats, especially cancer.
As an association, we collaborate and develop projects with families, local governments, relevant ministries, primary schools, high schools, and universities to achieve our goals. To date, we have implemented numerous local, national, and international projects and events with our stakeholders.
2024
1. Raise Awareness: Increase knowledge among young people and youth workers about disaster risks, types, and impacts.
2. Build Preparedness Capacity: Equip youth work with skills and tools for disaster preparedness (emergency plans, first aid knowledge, safe spaces, etc.).
3. Strengthen Resilience: Enhance the resilience of young people at both individual and community levels against disasters.
4. Encourage Participation: Support young people’s active involvement in disaster management, volunteering, solidarity, and leadership during crises.
5. Provide Psychosocial Support: Develop support mechanisms to help young people cope with stress, anxiety, and trauma after disasters.
6. Foster Networking and Cooperation: Strengthen collaboration between youth organizations, local authorities, NGOs, and disaster-related institutions.
7. Apply Innovative Methods: Use gamification, drama, simulations, and digital tools to make disaster awareness more engaging and youth- friendly.
– Have an interest in youth work, volunteering, and community engagement.
– Be willing to take part in training, workshops, and simulation activities.
– Be open to intercultural learning and teamwork in an international environment.
– Have a motivation to contribute to their local communities by applying the knowledge and skills gained during the project.
– Basic knowledge of English is desirable to ensure active participation in international activities.
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