LET YOUNG BE RESILIENT!

The LYBER project aims to improve the skills of youth workers to become activators and facilitators of youth resilience, emotional intelligence and social-relational competences. Moreover, the LYBER project’s goal is to create an intervention model to increase youth resilience through programmes based on emotional intelligence training. Thanks to the multiple scientific researches conducted about the relational approach used in schools and for teaching, the beneficial effects have been demonstrated.

The specifical objectives of the project purpose are:

• To improve the skills of youth workers in order to become activators and facilitators of youth resilience, emotional intelligence and social-relational competences.
• Testing and developing the theory and method on young people starting form the self-assessment dimension and the training tools to create skills that are professional and expendable in the professional practice of youth workers.
• To improve the professional skills in the socio-emotional and relational field on the YWs of the associations of the partner countries.
• To influence the training programs of youth workers and the programs and intervention schemes in favour of youth, intervening however in the field of social policies through the dissemination of good practices and the comparison of different approaches, based on emotional intelligence.
• To create a shared European system, a model of application and testing of socio-emotional skills in the youth field.

The international partnership will be composed by: Italy, Spain, Slovenia, and Croatia.