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CEPS PROJECTES SOCIALS has designed, implemented, justified and transferred international projects (mainly EU co financed) in the fields of expertise: the fight against discrimination and social exclusion, equal opportunities, training, development of local policies, and innovation in the social field.
In any case, international projects are perceived and experienced as a twofold track: on one hand, they are a source of networking, innovation, knowledge and action, and on the other hand they promote bottom up approaches, letting the voices of the field be heard by bigger institutions.
Some international projects:
EURHOPE Activities 2025
2025 has been a busy and fruitful year for the EUR(H)OPE project! In February we released the final version of our Self-Telling Kit, a guide that provides the bases and main instruments of self-narrative and narrative journalism, and helps both young people and youth workers learn to tell their own stories effectively and professionally, as well as empowering other young people to do so. In addition to providing a theoretical base for these skills, the Self-Telling Kit also provides practical…Read More »EUR(H)OPE
Since April 2024, CEPS is leading and participating in the European project EUR(H)OPE together with our partners QCODE Associazione Culturale (Milan, Italy), Qendra Uja (Tirana, Albania) and Morocco’s Friends Foundation (Tiznit, Morocco). The project will run from April 2024 to March 2026 and receives funding from the Erasmus+ Capacity Building Programme for Youth. EUR(H)OPE is a project that explores in depth issues of migration, identity and belonging and includes training and exchange activities aimed at the exploration of national and…Read More »#ECHOP - giving better food to people in need
CEPS Projectes Socials is part of a consortium of European social organizations that have developed the ECHOP project—an initiative aimed at supporting food aid organizations in diversifying their offerings and ensuring regular, healthy nutrition for people living in poverty. The organizations behind this project bring extensive experience in the social field from various perspectives. Some of the partners are entities specialized in this specific topic and thus provide in-depth insights into its particularities. Others, such as CEPS, have a strong…Read More »Escape Rooms for CCI's
Gamification is the process of applying game mechanics to non-game environments to create gaming experiences. It is recognised as a good method for increasing engagement and motivation. Escape Rooms (ER) can be considered an ideal form of gamification in training, as they allow for a wide range of possible topics and areas that can be addressed through the puzzles offered by the game. The ER for CCIs project will develop different activities to explore the benefits of gamification for the…Read More »Trainers4Creativity (T4C)
The Trainers4Creativity (T4C) project supported Trainers/Youth Workers active in the creative and cultural areas by making them more skilled and prepared for a context dominated by uncertainty, with the development of a set of training resources that help them to offer attractive and accessible activities while contributing to making SCCs (cultural and creative sectors) more resilient and adapted to the “new normal”. The main objective of the project was to make youth organisations more resilient, inclusive, and attractive by training…Read More »
