<< Objectives >>We identified that the main problem is the existence of an unconscious approach towards NEETs in both public institutions and other organisations. We realized that this approach was paternalistic, that is, a policy or practice by those in authority that limited the freedoms and responsibilities of NEETs. Additionally, we observed that existing studies are insufficient. In this context, within the scope of our project, together with our partners, we will produce solutions to prevent the paternali<< Implementation >>To provide training that develops digital skills in approaching youth workers and NEETs in Ireland. To evaluate the approach of partner country Lithuania by examining photography trainings for disabled NEETs on site. Again, to examine easy language training materials on Disabled Individuals that Lithuania has carried out in previous projects. To examine women's NEETs resulting from gender inequality in rural areas in Bulgaria and to organize a youth workshop in Turkey.<< Results >>-Developing a website that will give youth workers an idea about the approach towards NEETs and enable sharing of case studies,-Preparation of a booklet explaining what our partners have done according to their strengths, after all activities,-Materials to be prepared by each employee of the institution on the easy language of their field for individuals with disabilities and difficulties in understanding,-To organize a Youth Workshop for NEETs and youth workers.
