“Fast Fashion? Fast Forward! 4F”  

Our project brings together five countries UniGrowth Development Center (Armenia) Meshy (Italy), Imakt (Poland) SEQ (Slovakia) Amaze(Serbia)  to accelerate the transition towards a circular economy in Europe and beyond. Focusing on circular textiles and clothing, our objectives include raising awareness, equipping educators and youth workers with practical tools, and shaping sustainable attitudes. Together, we can combat climate change, support sustainable development, and revolutionize the fashion industry.4F Project is co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.

This project is co-financed the  Erasmus+ programme of European Union

For more info please check our project educational portal. 

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“EARTHgames4EyUth"

UniGrowth Development Center (Armenia), Today We Have (Poland), Slovak Eco Quality (Slovakia), and Mare Nostrum (Romania) formed a consortium to foster Earth competencies among young Europeans, focusing on environmental sustainability and climate change action. The project includes three main components: 1) Earth Competencies Framework (EARTH PASS), outlining essential sustainability skills and knowledge, 2) Educational Games for accessible and engaging learning, and 3) An Environmental Education Program with a comprehensive curriculum, workbooks, and educator guidelines. This initiative aims to transform youths into active participants in environmental conservation and action.

This project is co-financed the  Erasmus+ programme of European Union.

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“Strategizing you®th mental health journey”

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UniGrowth Development Center, collaborating with Slovak Eco Quality (Slovakia), CreativePlus (Romania), and Reykjanesbæjar (Iceland), is initiating a project to enhance youth mental wellbeing amid global and local challenges. The project involves developing an educational program for youth workers that includes basic psychology, mental health support, and self-care fundamentals. Additionally, it will create a Toolbox with interactive methods for imparting this knowledge to young people, aiming to build competencies in personal wellbeing management. The initiative also introduces card-based and board games focused on promoting self-care practices and forming healthy habits, targeting the critical development phase of youth aged 13-30.

“EmpowerUrself2advocate4wellbeing!” 

Nowadays, mental health and wellbeing of youth is threatened by different circumstances. 

It’s of crucial importance to empower young people to advocate for promotion and support of their mental health and wellbeing on different levels in their environments, thus playing a role in public health policymaking and social change. 

In this project young people  have  the main role to play in supporting their own and their peers' wellbeing, as well as a chance to make their voices heard during the meetings with policy & decision makers, stakeholders in the field.

In the scope of the project core teams will have local and international workshops, hackathons, self care festivals, online webinars, awareness raising compaigns as well as will develop self-care journals!