Craft Art
(Training Course)
/15. 7. - 22. 7. 2024/Haloș/Romania
Project Organizator: Friends of Romanian Children
The training course will take place between 15th – 22nd July 2024 in Haloș, Romania
Overall goal: The Craft Art training course focuses on teaching new tools and theoretical knowledge about applied craft & art therapy to support young people in addressing today's challenges.
Project objectives:
- Create group cohesion compatible with experiential learning and craft & art-making
- Facilitate various applied craft & art therapy experiences
- Facilitate and ensure the understanding of a craft art-therapy session structure
- Build sustainable materials for a learning festival
- Train the basic vocabulary for using different art expression with a therapeutic purpose.
Working language: English
Number of participants: 2/3
Participating countries: Malta, Slovakia, Spain, Portugal, Romania
Important information:
Accommodation, food, materials, and travel costs (up to the maximum allowed amount) are covered.
Travel cost limits: reimbursed up to €275 directly by the organizer (no money goes through YYSK)
Each participant is individually responsible for the planning and implementation of the trip.
Extremely important: Keep all travel receipts and tickets for reimbursement, as the participant must keep the travel document to and from the destination and hand it over / send it to the project organizer according to his instructions.
Insurance: Travel insurance is NOT paid by the organizers or subsequently reimbursed. Each participant is obliged to take out health insurance, which is valid in Romania.
- Only purchase tickets after receiving written confirmation from the organizers (friends.of.children.romania@gmail.com)
- Participants may stay up to 2 days before/after the training at their own expense
- All participants must attend all sessions and participate in dissemination activities afterward
How to apply?
Apply through the google form listed below:
INFOPACK can be found here: INFOPACK
Deadline to apply: 30.6.
This project is supported by the Erasmus+ program.