Erasmus+ Youth Exchange

Project`s Period: March – October 2025
This initiative brings together young people from Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Lithuania, and Italy to promote open, respectful, and informed discussions around sexual education and healthy relationships.
Objectives of the project
By the end of the nine-day Youth Exchange in Craiova, Romania, 45 participants from 5 countries will gain and improve their knowledge and skills regarding sexual education in order to have healthier sexual lives. They’ll do this by talking about their community problems and coming up with solutions in workshops and group discussions.
At least 600 people per country will be reach through a campaign regarding the risk that young people have if they do not use protection and other topics that they will consider relevant, such as healthy relationships, consent or regular check-ups.
By the end of the nine-day Youth Exchange, 45 participants from 5 countries will have knowledge of non-formal education and tools to improve their communities regarding sexual education, at least 10 people per participant.
By the end of the nine-day Youth Exchange, 45 participants from 5 countries will gain or improve their knowledge about European Union opportunities such as Erasmus+ and they will motivate at least 2 people to take advantage of them
Partners

FUTURE HUMANS

Diverse Youth Network Association

Young Effect APS

WE GO
The Mobility & Activities
📅 Dates (tbd)
📍 Location: (tbd), Romania
🧑🤝🧑 Participants: 35 young people (ages 16–20) + 10 group leaders + 2 facilitators
🎯 What happened (or will happen): workshops, discussions, games, visits, reflection sessions, creative activities, and the campaign development phase.
Results and Impact
As the project unfolds, this section will be regularly updated with key results, photos, testimonials, and the impact it has on young people and their communities.
Erasmus+ Disclaimer
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