
Youth Line Germany
Mental health, sport and meditative practice — building sustainable tools for young people's wellbeing.
Youth Line Germany is an informal group of young people and youth workers focused on non-formal education, inclusion and active participation. It combines local information meetings, mentoring and individual support with Erasmus+ youth exchanges and training courses. Its work includes mental wellbeing, democratic participation, intercultural learning, community development and youth-worker development.
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Active Citizens: Youth for Democracy and Participation
Youth Exchange · Oranienburg, Germany
Thirty young people explored democracy, media literacy, inclusion and active citizenship through non-formal learning.
Healthy Minds, Resilient Communities
Training Course · Oranienburg, Germany
A training course strengthening youth workers' capacity to support mental wellbeing, resilience and safe, inclusive environments.
My strong mental health
Youth Exchange · Oranienburg, Germany
Practical tools for managing stress and protecting mental health, in a age group where suicide is among the leading causes of death.
Empowering our communities
Training Course · Oranienburg, Germany
A training course for youth workers on strengthening local communities.
In the community
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Beyond Erasmus+
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