^ Vissza Fel

Who said Monday is awful?

Monday was a great day! The participants woke up at 7 o’clock as usual, with smiles on their faces. The day started with delicious breakfast and with games which were really funny.

During the workshops the girls and boys learnt how to use a camcorder, starting from how to turn it on, through how to focus, till how to make footages. The afternoon was spent walking in the city of Sacueni and making interviews with local people about the social situation of the city and the people. One of the groups visited even the children’s home that was a really touching experience.

From Making Interculturaal Friendships to the Making of Interviews

The first day ended with a frenetic intercultural night. We had the occasion not only to taste new foods and drinks, but also to discover that we have similar religious songs indifferent of language or confession. It waselevatingto see and to hear that we understand each other also without words, and the music and the faith binds us together.

The second morning began with a bit of attunement. On the lawn next to the youth centre and the church we helped each other to be charged with energy by different games. After lots of laughter and joy we prepared for the work. The groups of the three nations presented how is the situation of the unemployed and the youth people in Romania, Slovakia and Hungary. We discovered many similarities that is not a miracle since we are all living in East-Central Europe. We meet alike challenges and we see the problems similarly.

We had a colorful Saturday – and this is just the beginning

The Erasmus + program in Sacueni, at the youth center of the Reformed Church, began.

The young locals had breakfast with Slovak and Hungarian guests. After that, through games, each participant had to remember the others names, at the same time we learned a lot about organizations. After lunch spent together, we continued to get to know each other with some games, this part was the highlight of the day. The socialization was followed by a tour of the city, which had to be done on the basis of creative tasks, through exploration exercises finding interesting points of the city. This activity was also useful for get acquaintedand making friends.

European Social Overview through My Lens

First Erasmus+ program in Sacueni

The Er hangja Association organizes a mobility involving 24 unemployed youth from Hungary, Romania and Slovakia, between 11-16 July, 2015.The project addresses local, European and global issues, such as youth unemployment, poverty and discrimination against Roma youth.

This is why the Er hangja Assoiation calls for those who want to participate, to learn something new, and who are between the age of 18-30. To participate, please send an introductory text about yourself and a motivational letter to the erhangja1@gmail.com until th 25th of June. The project is funded by the European Union.

For more information please call Aszalós Tímea, organizer, on the following number +40 762-0838-344.

European Social Overview through My Lens

First Erasmus+ program in Sacueni

The Er hangja Association organizes a mobility involving 24 unemployed youth from Hungary, Romania and Slovakia, between 11-16 July, 2015.The project addresses local, European and global issues, such as youth unemployment, poverty and discrimination against Roma youth.

This is why the Er hangja Assoiation calls for those who want to participate, to learn something new, and who are between the age of 18-30. To participate, please send an introductory text about yourself and a motivational letter to the erhangja1@gmail.com until th 25th of June. The project is funded by the European Union.

For more information please call Aszalós Tímea, organizer, on the following number +40 762-0838-344.