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The project aims to promote social inclusion and digital empowerment among vulnerable young people in Europe by equipping them with skills in social entrepreneurship and innovative technologies, particularly 3D printing.
Through a combination of training, practical application, and collaborative learning, the project seeks to enable young people to develop creative, socially oriented solutions, especially addressing the needs of individuals with functional or motor disabilities.
At the same time, the project fosters active participation, social responsibility, and emotional well-being, contributing to stronger, more inclusive communities aligned with key European values.
The project will develop and deliver integrated training modules on social economy, entrepreneurship, and 3D printing, equipping vulnerable young people with practical digital and business skills. It will provide hands-on training in the use of 3D technologies to design and produce customised solutions, particularly addressing the needs of people with motor disabilities. In parallel, the project will create supportive resources on mental health and emotional well-being, ensuring a holistic approach to youth empowerment. All tools and methodologies will be tested through piloting activities, while a dedicated online platform will provide open access to learning materials and resources. A youth creativity competition and targeted dissemination activities will further enhance engagement, visibility, and the long-term impact of the project across Europe.