Project`s Period: March 2025 – May 2026
Aims to empower young people aged 13–18 in Romania, Spain and Bulgaria with accurate information about sexual health, protection, and the acceptance of sexual diversity through workshops, videos, and educational materials.
Kick-off Meeting in A Guarda, Spain 🇪🇸
The Safe & Sound project officially launched with a kick-off meeting held in A Guarda, Spain, hosted by our Spanish partner, FOCO. Representatives from all three partner organizations—FOCO (Spain), Asociația Tinerii 3D (Romania), and MIG (Bulgaria)—gathered to align visions, define roles, and structure the first steps of the project. The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen collaboration, clarify the implementation plan, and ensure a shared understanding of our mission: to improve sexual health education and promote inclusion among youth across Europe. The days spent in A Guarda set a solid foundation for the work ahead and confirmed our collective commitment to empowering young people with the knowledge and tools they need.
Youth Voices Matter – Our Sexual Education Questionnaire 🇪🇺
As part of the “Safe & Sound – Enhancing Youth Knowledge on Sexual Health and Diversity” project, our team developed a cross-national questionnaire designed to explore the opinions, needs, and realities of young people regarding sexual education in Romania, Spain, and Bulgaria.
This tool aims to capture the voices of youth—especially those from rural and underrepresented communities—on topics such as access to information, taboos, emotional well-being, and diversity. The results will not only guide the content of our educational workshops but will also contribute to building more inclusive and relevant learning materials that reflect the actual concerns of today’s teenagers. Your voice matters—and will shape real change.
You can access here the National Questioners:
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Youth Workshops: Safe Spaces for Dialogue and Learning 🇧🇬 🇷🇴 🇪🇸
As a key component of the project, we are organizing a series of national workshops in Romania, Spain, and Bulgaria. These workshops are designed as safe and inclusive spaces where young people can explore topics related to sexual education, diversity, identity, and their fundamental rights.
Each session is facilitated using non-formal education methods that encourage open dialogue, reflection, and active participation. Based on the results of the national questionnaires, the workshops are adapted to the realities and needs of youth—especially those from rural or underserved communities. Through interactive activities, storytelling, and peer discussions, participants not only learn but also contribute to shaping a healthier, more informed and inclusive generation.
The workshops are more than learning moments—they are steps toward empowerment and change.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the ANPCDEFP. Neither the European Union nor the ANPCDEFP can be held responsible for them.
