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Our Projects in 2025/2026
We are searching for participants from the Czech Republic for our Erasmus+ Youth Exchange called Step into Nature. The project will take place in Morávka, Czech Republic between 24th October and 1st November 2025.
Ready to Step into Nature?
Application form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeLrtY1b4VK8iaeFs7I_k6M_-8beqmzBmRG-K9XyE-3AyETLA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=105018480386281579284
You can find the infopack in the application form.
Partners Projects 2024/2025
YE - Be Healthy Be Real☀️We had the opportunity to participate in an Erasmus program at Lecce in Italy. It was an incredible experience where we connected with people from various nationalities, including Greece, Poland, Italy, and Spain. The theme of the Erasmus was Be Healthy, Be Real, focusing on well-being. We stayed in residential tents on-site, which also featured a swimming pool. Each evening, we had an international night, giving us the chance to learn something new about each other’s cultures. It was a truly enriching experience that left a lasting impression on all of us - Miroslav 🙏🇪🇺
TC - Inclusion Through Sport 🙏
The project started on 30th of October 2024. We met up in Budapest with everyone. From where we traveled to Jánoshalma in Hungary together where the project was happening. We stayed in beatiful and peacefull farm with lot of animals, swimming pool, jacuzzi and tennis court ☀️
We were also able to ride horses and attended the carrige horse ride. The day after we arrived to Janoshalma we played some ice-breakers and get to know each other games. Few next days we played diffrent sports and activities focused on inclusion. The most interesting thing the way that change rules or gave us some obstacles that change the whole game and raised awarness about inclusion and disabillities 😌
For the second half of the project they presented us diffrent kind of activities focused on diffrent kind of group of kids. We had to make groups and choose the activity that we would like to design. We had whole day to design our own game which we tried on others the next day. For our last day in Janoshalma we went to local school and played the games with local kids. Morning after that we moved to Budapest and spent the afternoon sightseeing and went to Vajk’s parkour gym where we played some last games🥏
At the end we gave each other our youthpasses and went back to our hostel for one last night. We are really happy to be part of this experience 🙏- Kristýna
The project called - Go Wild - took place in the city of Pécs, Hungary. 🇪🇺🇭🇺🌲
And gathered people from the Czech Republic, Portugal, Italy, the Netherlands, Cyprus, Greece, Romania, and of course Hungary.
Every day we would leave busy Pécs and head to the small village of Hassagy, where the organization has a small “farm.” There we were greeted by a dog, chickens, a pond, a garden, and plenty of space to connect with nature – which was the main goal of the Go Wild project.
We had the opportunity to make jewelry out of wood, build a shelter in the forest, or prepare our own jam completely from scratch. The program also included a visit from an expert who showed us which plants and flowers from nature are edible. From the ingredients we collected, we then cooked lunch together. As part of the project, there was also a cultural evening where each group presented their country through food, flags, and dance. People from the local village came to the farm to cook traditional Hungarian goulash for us and to teach us local dances.
In addition to practical activities, we also focused on theory – specifically the topic of biophilia, meaning how nature affects humans and why natural elements are important in everyday life.
We spent our free time with the other participants, either in the city or at a nearby lake, where we swam, had barbecues, and went kayaking.
Everyone enjoyed the project, learned something new, and broadened their horizons. I believe I will see some of the participants again! - Karolina 😌
🇭🇺In December 2025 our participants took part in an inspiring youth exchange called “Erasmus Olympic Games – Winter Edition”, where 32 participants from 6 countries came together in Budapest in the true spirit of the Olympics 🧘
The programme was designed to support young people in developing key competences for an active and healthy lifestyle. Through engaging physical, mental, and spiritual well-being practices, participants explored habits they can integrate into their daily lives and later share within their communities. 🇪🇺
During the project, we 🤩
• Tried out different value-transferring sport activities
• Learned about the Olympic spirit and its sustainable development aspects
• Explored healthy lifestyle principles
• Developed and facilitated their own games in small groups
• Took part in the “Erasmus Olympic Games Day”, fully organised and facilitated by the participants themselves
We were proud to be part of this international cooperation alongside:
• Hungarian Parkour Association (Hungary)
• Associação Mais Cidadania (Portugal)
• Sokolik (Czech Republic)
• Organizacija “Plamen” (Serbia)
• Universitatea Aurel Vlaicu din Arad (Romania)
• Asociación Deportiva y Cultural Entrejuegos (Spain)
This exchange was a valuable experience for learning, cooperation, and personal growth, and we are grateful to be part of it 😊
Completed Projects in 2025
🌲We are happy to announce the successful completion of our Youth Exchange “Step into Nature,” which took place in Morávka, Czechia from October 24th to November 1st 2025. In the stunning colors of Beskydy mountains we hosted 33 participants from 5 countries - Serbia, Spain, Hungary, Greece, and Czechia🇪🇺⛰️
👀Our goal was to encourage participants to explore and appreciate outdoor environments through hiking, team challenges, outdoor activities and learn about sustainability in everyday life. We used non-formal education and outdoor experiences to break social barriers and we are happy that we managed to build meaningful connections between young people from diverse backgrounds. Participants were able to show leadership, problem-solving, and decision- making skills through outdoor challenges and collaborative projects. 🌲
😊We are excited about the positive impact this Youth Exchange had on the participants. We would like to say thank you to everyone who participated and made this project unforgettable. Let’s keep stepping into nature and see you again! 🌳
#erasmusplus #erasmus#youthexchange #nonformaleducation #sokolikbrno
The activity was funded by Erasmus+ programme 🇪🇺
Completed Projects in 2024
We are happy to announce the successful completion of “I move, I learn Training Course,” which took place in Luzice, Czechia from July 10th to July 19th 2024. We hosted 24 participants from 8 countries - Lithuania, Spain, Turkey, Belgium, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy and Czechia
One of the goal was to introduce and learn about ETS methodology. The education through sport methodology uses sports as a tool to teach various life skills and values. It integrates educational objectives with physical activities, aiming to develop both physical and personal competencies in individuals
Highlights from the training course
Empowering Participants:
We helped participants improve their skills and knowledge in education through sport methodology and leadership, making them better equipped to work with youth, students, athletes or even elderly people.
Developing games:
Participants worked together to create and design their own education through sport and non-traditional games which were tested during the project. The games were distributed to partner organizations and will be freely available to everyone. You can download the booklet here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q8eXWvIZaBivB8SN2v_52aFX6HV24Rkl/view?pli=1
Inclusivity:
Participants learned about ways and strategies to involve everyone in the sport activities, helping them adopt positive attitude towards physical activity and healthy lifestyle.
We are excited about the positive impact this training course had on the participants. We would like to say thank you to everyone who participated and made this training course successful and unforgettable
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