Sustainability: Growing with Care is an Erasmus+ Training Course designed for youth workers to explore innovative methodologies and practices in youth work. We emphasize youth participation in sustainable development, shared decision-making, and personal development to foster a lasting, sustainable growth mindset.
Through non-formal education and game-based learning, participants engage in creating practical, implementable strategies. We utilize youth-centered design to ensure that sustainability projects are not just theoretical but ready to be launched by NGOs in their local communities.
The mission is to equip youth workers with the knowledge and practical tools necessary to integrate environmental, economic, and social sustainability into their daily work. By creating cross-border collaboration and utilizing youth-centered design, we aim to create implementable strategies that allow NGOs to lead long-lasting, low-impact community projects.
Located in the heart of the Sredna Gora mountain, only 15 minutes from Stara Zagora, the guest house offers comfort and unique conditions for inspiration and group activities.
Fly into Sofia or Burgas airports and travel to the Stara Zagora main station by bus or train. From the station, take local bus 21 toward ‘Lyaskovo’ and get off at the ‘Lyaskovo 1’ stop. The venue is nestled in the Sredna Gora mountain, approximately 15 minutes from the city.
Kristin is a youth project coordinator and takes care of Mundus Bulgaria’s marketing and external communication. With background in project management and content creation, she will support with the facilitation.
Emily is a project coordinator at Mundus Bulgaria. With a background in international relations, project management, and volunteering, she will lead the facilitation of the Sustainability: Growing with Care Training Course.
Viktor is a project manager with a background in marketing and HR. He has experience in facilitation and digital skills. He supports the main facilitator and manages the logistics of the course.
Forget the paperwork. If you’re based in Romania and ready to join the training course, hit the Apply Now button to start your journey toward sustainable change.
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Yes! Your accommodation, food, and activities are fully covered by the Erasmus+ program.
Not at all. You just need an interest in sustainable growth and a desire to bring new strategies back to your NGO or community in Romania.
You buy your tickets first, and after the project ends, you’ll be reimbursed based on the Erasmus+ Distance Calculator. For most of Romania, you’ll likely fall into the 100-499km bracket (211 EUR) or the 500-1999km bracket (309 EUR).
No receipt = no refund. You must keep all physical and electronic tickets, invoices, and boarding passes to get your money back.
Participants gain new skills, cultural experiences, and lifelong friendships, while also enhancing their personal and professional development.
Yes, you need to arrange your own travel insurance for Bulgaria, as these costs are not covered by the project.
Since you are EU citizens, you should bring your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). It covers basic medical emergencies in Bulgarian state hospitals just like it would at home.
Nope. It’s all non-formal education, think interactive workshops, game-based learning, and team-building. You’re expected to be fully active and involved.
To join a similar project, look for local organizations or youth centers that coordinate Erasmus+ activities in your country. They often share calls for participants on their websites or social media. And obviously check out our social media and website for more projects.
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