NeCoWo: Neighborhood Community Work

<< Objectives >>NeCoWo aims to exploit the potential of city neighborhoods as an ideal setting for implementing local engagement initiatives and educational practices with and for vulnerable adults.Specific objectives are:- activate participation and empowerment at grass-root level by involving fragile adults in local actions and neighborhoods projects;- reinforce the role and improve the competences of community workers and adult educators of the partners; - upgrade the expertise in the field of adult<< Implementation >>To reach these objectives the partners will:- Train community workers in new skills and competencies based on a neighborhood approach and use local resources to create opportunity for the engagement and participation of fragile adults;- Test the use of community and civic spaces with fragile adults;- Activate local advocacy and networking processes through participatory labs and co-creation of territorial pacts; -Organise 5 community events and one international conference<< Results >>During 30 months the partners will produce the following results and outcomes:- A Report on neighbourhood-based skills and competencies for community workers;- A Curriculum to support their work locally and reinforce their competences and skills;- 5 neighbourhood-projects co-created with fragile adults to support their participation in local communities; - Test the use of neighbourhood centres/hubs by the community;- 5 participatory labs with local stakeholders to establish territorial pacts