Youth-friendly spaces, interest clubs, youth services, personal development courses, youth opportunities – these are the initiatives that 650 young people have carried out for their peers in 25 communities in Moldova during 2021. 

The FabLab Győr, situated in the city centre, was invited to be one of the many stations that welcomed high school students during a 24-hour competition. The event “Aludj Máskor!” (Sleep another time!) was organised by the Győr Municipality on 27-28 November 2021 and brought together more than 250 young people from nine high schools who had the opportunity to participate in common activities, and apply their creativity, skills and perseverance. 

Studies point to alarming accounts of gender-based violence (GBV) affecting refugee and migrant children and young people in the European Union. Through the EU-funded BRIDGE project, Terre des hommes (Tdh) and its partners strengthened the response to this issue in EU countries and empowered children and youth to better protect themselves.

Conflict-affected regions in Eastern Ukraine are facing high unemployment rates, especially among young people. There are very few employment opportunities and, at the same time, young people are less prepared for today’s work and business environment. Terre des hommes aims to increase the participation of youth in the Ukrainian economy by strengthening vocational education and training, developing youths’ digital and entrepreneurial skills, and improving their employability.

Through its YOUNG CITIZENS project, Terre des hommes (Tdh) supports young people to be active in their communities by enhancing their interaction with stakeholders and decision-makers at local and regional level and by empowering them to lead their communication campaigns and collaborative initiatives.

FabLab Hungary - Using Innovation to bridge inequality gaps amongst children and youth in the city of Győr.

This Youth Facilitator training programme has the goal of increasing awareness and understanding of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) amongst children and youth on the move.

We invite young people from both migrant and host communities to join the Living Together Initiative (LTI) in its activities at Sziget Festival in August 2019 and to broadly be part of the initiative.  

Terre des hommes (Tdh) improves young refugees’ psychosocial well-being by using football as a tool for protection, social inclusion and cohesion. Starting April 2019, Tdh organise weekly football training sessions in and around Thessaloniki, being funded by the European Union. Both locals and refugees over the age of 15 years are invited to play, coach or referee football regularly.

Physical violence and emotional abuse still represent a daily reality for many children in Moldova, both at home and at school. Terre des hommes Moldova, with the financial support of Oak Foundation, launched a three-year project aiming to prevent violence against children by engaging the entire community. About 70 teachers and school students from the 30 beneficiary communities participated in the launching event on April 12.