This SALTO course took place twice:
Both courses took place in Antwerp, Belgium and were co-ordintated by the SALTO Inclusion Resource Centre.
The overall aim was to promote the inclusion of young people coming from disadvantaged backgrounds in the YOUTH programme - more specifically in (short term) EVS - and to enhance the quality of the projects with these target groups.
The full report of the programme and all the methods used is available in the Toolbox for Training (click here) or download it below. You are welcome to use and adapt them!
n indirect outcome of this course was SALTO Inclusion's conceptual work on how to adapt European Voluntary Service to young people with fewer opportunities. This led to an educational publication called "Use Your Hands to Move Ahead" (more here).
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In the first course 24 youth workers participated from 18 different countries and in the second one 22 from 20 countries. Amongst these 46 youth workers there were 11 men and 35 women. Amongst the participants, 19 came from 'pre-accession countries'.
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The following downloads are available:
A practical publication for youth workers working with young people from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds, about how Short Term EVS can be used to benefit these young people. Based on SALTO TC on Inclusion & EVS 2001.
A description of the framework around the SALTO TC Inclusion 2001- a focus on (short-term) EVS - with the origin, the aims, the description of the programme, the evaluation, the results etc
The Toolbox with all methods and exercises used at the SALTO TC Inclusion (a focus on EVS) in Antwerp 2001
All background documents and checklists which could be usefull when conducting an EVS with young people with less opportunities - produced during the SALTO TC Inclusion and EVS in Antwerp in 2001