CALL FOR PARTNERS: “We will come together III” Disadvantaged youngsters in European youth projects, Contact Making Event in Weimar (DE), 19th June – 25th June 2015 Dear colleagues, partners and friends, We are supporting the Foundation “Dr. Georg Haar” in the implementation of a Contact Making Event as described below. The CME is is addressed to people working professionally and face-to-face with disadvantaged young people (educators, pedagogues, social workers, etc.) in permanent settings (residential care, houses for young people in difficulty or projects working with a fixed group of young people). I would like to ask you to forward the call to institutions, organisations etc. from EU28 working with the target group as described above. For any questions please contact me via [email protected] Regards Markus Rebitschek “We will come together III” Disadvantaged youngsters in European youth projects Contact Making Event in Weimar 19th June – 25th June 2015 We would like to invite you to the International Contact Making Event “We will come together III – Disadvantaged youngsters in European youth projects”. Since 2008, the foundation „Dr. Georg Haar“ in Weimar in co-operation with the European Youth Education and Meeting Centre Weimar (EJBW) are exploring ways of working with disadvantaged young people in intercultural projects. This aims at determining a framework, which is necessary for intercultural projects in order to make them a fruitful experience to disadvantaged participants. Based on jointly realised events in 2008 and 2010, first projects started in 2011 – e.g. the Youth Exchange “All in one boat for Europe” in Blois (France) and a meeting with youngsters in Hämeenlinna (Finland). By implementing the planned CME we will achieve - Building new partnerships between organisations which work with disadvantaged young people - Strengthening partnerships - exchange experiences of the different projects - Getting to know and experiencing methods and tools for working in international youth exchanges with disadvantaged young people - Getting a common understanding of international youth work - Developing together international projects for this target group in for the time frame 2016 – 2018 The CME will take place from Friday 19th June to Thursday, 25th June 2015 at the European Youth Education and Meeting Centre Weimar, Jenaer Str. 2/4, 99425 Weimar, Germany (ejbweimar.de). Target group of the CME The CME is addressed to people working professionally and face-to-face with disadvantaged young people (educators, pedagogues, social workers, etc.) in permanent settings (residential care, houses for young people in difficulty or projects working with a fixed group of young people). You should be interested in planning and implementing an international project with your group of young people. Costs and conditions Accommodation, board and activities are covered. Travel costs are covered on the basis of the cheapest possibilities, e.g. second class railway tickets, APEX-flights etc., accompanied by the receipt of complete and original tickets, invoices, bills, receipts, boarding cards etc. upon a certain “contribution to the travel costs of participants, from their place of origin to the venue of the activity and return”. This contribution is “based on the travel distance per participant. Travel distances must be calculated using the distance calculator supported by the European Commission”. We would like to inform all potential partners already in advance that a small participation fee is taken during the planned event to cover expenses which are not covered by the E+ grant (extra technical support, additional speakers, publications, give-away articles). Details are communicated after approval. Who is eligible to become a partner? The project will be realized with participants from programme countries from EU28, EFTA + pre-accession countries. Therefore the present call is open for NGOs, social enterprises, public bodies at local level and profit-making bodies active in Corporate Social Responsibility from EU28, EFTA + pre-accession countries with the above described profile. How to become a partner? All organisations, who are participating in the new Erasmus+ programme (as applicant as well as partner) must be registered. Means you are asked to register for a so called “PIC”. Within three simple steps, you get your “PIC”: 1. Create an account under the ECAS = European Commissions user Authentication Service via https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas/wayf… 2. Login your organisations under the “Participant Portal” by using your ECAS-Login data via ec.europa.eu/…/participa…/portal/desktop/en/home.html 3. You obtain your PIC Please send us your PIC number after registration. In the attachment, you will find two documents as follows: 1) Partner Identification form: in order to be able to fill the application form for the German National Agency we need some details from you. Please fill the attached form (word) and send it back as word doc to us so we can copy the data in the final application form. A scan, pdf or signed version is NOT NEEDED. 2) Mandate: please find attached the “Mandate form”. Please fill in the respective fields (please don´t forget date, venue and signature) and send us back page 2 & 3 by Email (scanned, pdf, picture) ASAP, latest 12th of January 2015 to [email protected] Co-ordinating Organisation Foundation „Dr. Georg Haar” Dichterweg 2a 99425 Weimar stiftunghaar.de Mr. Joachim Faßnacht [email protected]
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