Adolescence is the age group most affected in social and psychological terms by social distancing
At a time when the lack of opportunities also makes it difficult to strengthen interpersonal relationships, the INSEDOUT project responds by creating a “common journey” of knowledge and play, in which to increase the quality of relationships between people with the aim of breaking the state of isolation and loneliness.
The training path promoted by the project is a strong lever for the development of individuality that helps the child to recognise himself as an active and participating member of a community.
The action plan includes
– specific educational empowerment activities aimed at young people living in disadvantaged conditions, in the care of social services, including MSNA, in the 11-17 age range, including discovery paths linked to the individual environment, social environment, digital environment, natural environment, cultural environment, intercultural environment, sustainable mobility environment
– activities of empowerment of the educating community and family support