This website aims to help international mobility participants to be better prepared for international mobility and to make it as enjoyable as possible.
With this project we wanted to collect easily understandable and practical information for disabled young people and organisations who are, or wish to work with them in international mobility programmes. We would like to highlight the very specific characteristics of Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps projects and applications connected to the participation of disabled young people in order to facilitate their inclusion in the programme maximising both the financial and practical support both organisations and young people can receive.
We would like to reach out to
- organisations
- young people
- accompanying persons / support staff
If you are an organisation working with young people with disabilities, you can read about
– Erasmus+ in general | How to Take Part & Erasmus Youth
– the EU’s inclusion strategy | about the guidelines & strategy
– introduction to youth exchange
– introduction to short-term voluntary service | Volunteering & About sections
– Discover EU | Information for Young People
If you are an organisation involved in international mobility projects, you can read about
– obtaining the Quality Certificate for Short-term Voluntary Projects (ESC)
– what kind of support and funding you are eligible for
– and in which part of the application form you can apply for this
– Discover EU | Information for Organisations Working With Disabled Youth
If you wish to participate in short or long term mobility programs, you can read about
– available projects
– traveling
– sending and receiving organisations
If you are an accompanying person/support staff who would like to travel together with young people with disabilities, you can read more about
– short-term mobility projects
– long-term mobility projects
– Discover EU
– the role of an accompanying person