Check out the Need to Connect platform, where you will find a training program directed to young mothers.


Check out the Need to Connect platform, where you will find a training program directed to young mothers.

Download Need to Connect’s comparative report on the situation of young mothers in the European Union!

Handbook Research on the situation of young women at risk of marginalization in EU countries. This report is prepared in the context of the Erasmus+ “Wealthy minds” project. The purpose of the report is to investigate and identify the situation of girls and young...

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E-learning course for youth workers aimed at enhancing their responsiveness to typical human trafficking situations.

This App is an innovative tool to assist in timely identification Youths that are vulnerable, reporting and taking appropriate responses to warning signs.

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CHILDREN FIRST organised an online creative public contest with audio-visual collages, short theatre or musical performances on DVD, poems, comics or photography realized by young people

The YU WOK 2 END HT manual is a tool developed to empower the Youth Workers.

The Children First consortium realised an E-Learning course for teachers and educators, a theoretical and practical course aimed at strengthening teachers’ existing capacities and understanding on how to identify and tackle school-related gender-based violence.

The present guide aims to support Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), services providers and Public Authorities to develop successful and integrated services for Third Country National women Victims of Trafficking for sexual exploitation (women VoT) to enhance their social integration and labour market integration.

The Children First consortium developed awareness raising and educational youth-led campaign in order to promote messages of gender equality and inclusion and tackle commonly held gender stereotypes that shape gender dynamics among children and young people.

The CHILDREN FIRST Online Game is addressed to children and young people, and aims at supporting them in challenging rigid social norms and gender stereotypes, while promoting gender socialization and healthy relationships.

The Curriculum aims at enhancing the cultural advisors’ capacity to provide guidance to professionals working in support services handling sexual violence and GBV against migrant women/girls.

The Capacity Building Programme has the aim to increase professionals’ awareness of the ways in which cultural background influences GBV, as well as different aspects of procedures such as disclosure/reporting of abuse/violence.