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<< Objectives >>The project aims to reduce school dropout rates among disadvantaged youth by fostering healthy family attachment patterns and secure relationships. It targets marginalized minority, underprivileged, and state care youth. Using scientific methods, we study the impacts and, through a one-week camp with formal and non-formal tools, help them develop. Our results will also support professionals working with these young people, enhancing their efforts and effectiveness.<< Implementation >>- Developing the research and methodology of the Camp based on the experiences of project partners (formal and non-formal educational methods, development of observations)- Conducting the Camp in Slovakia/Hungary (9-day program with 15 participants from 2 countries)- Creating a handbook based on the observations made during the Camp- Organizing Multiplication WorkshopsThe activities will be ensured through continuous and reliable project management, as well as a dissemination process.<< Results >>Young people with fewer opportunities will develop a stronger family image and secure attachment patterns.This will reduce the risk of school dropout.Their emotional and social skills will improve. This contributes to the enhancement of their personal relationships and social integration.The handbook summarizes the applied methodology, which can be utilized by those working with young people.Dissemination during the Multiplication Workshops. Expanding the wider adoption of the methods.
