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Preventing Emotional and Sexual Abuse Among Young People
New sports method for prisons as a tool to support competency development, positive values, and reintegration
Timeframe
01/01/2025 – 31/12/2027 (36 months)
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To develop and implement a new and innovative sports method as a tool for the rehabilitation of incarcerated persons- Addressing common needs and priorities in the
fields of education, training, youth and sports.
Increased quality of the activities and practices of organisations and institutions working with individuals in custody.
Building capacity of organisations to work transnationally and across sectors.
Enabling transformation and change (at individual, organisational or sectoral level), leading to improvements and new approaches.
A multi-national study defining the key competencies of prisoners for reintegration and socialisation, as well as the currently available methods for developing the key competencies of incarcerated persons.
A new competency observation and assessment method for prison settings.
A new sports method to improve key competencies, including a trainer’s guide book and introductory implementation video.
An evaluation study on the implementation of the sports-based competency development programme.
Recommendations for policy reform on national and EU levels for sustainable implementation of sports-based competency programmes in prisons.
Preventing Emotional and Sexual Abuse Among Young People
A flexible, multidisciplinary and transnational VET model for the PROBATION services and practitioners
Communitarian approach for a holistic young refugee long-term integration
Rehabilitation of foreign inmates within the scope of FD 2008/909/JHA
Strengthening the capacity of criminal justice professionals and volunteers
Strengthening Judicial expertise and Frontline support to combat Child Trafficking
Systematic Transition from Prison into the Labour Market
Training of Refugee Offenders by Virtual Reality
Secured digital education system for vocational skills for youngsters in closed institutions