Project: EUROPARENTS

The family is the smallest system in European society.
The starting point for the construction of democracy and social change, and therefore
deserves special support.
Thanks to our counseling and education work, we know families are always looking for
help on similar issues, which “hooks” on almost all of the same places. We wonder if
this is the case in the European Community everywhere, the Greek, German and
Austrian Fathers have the same problems. And as with our partners, read solutions to
these problems and the like.
What forms of good communication, dealing with money, education (media), family
reconciliation and work did parents find in other European countries?
What suggestions can we get from other organizations that have parents and children,
how can we improve our work?
To find out, we exchanged ideas in a consortium of DE, AT, BG, ES and GR and,
therefore, become more professional. Experience has found that many parents feel
relieved to discover that they are not alone in their problems. Therefore, we will
disseminate the results of the project through an online article that describes the
management of family problems in comparison with other European countries and
shows different solutions.
This completes the main objective, an additional professionalization of our
organizations. Therefore, the direct target groups are the employees of the
organizations that, through their work, carry out the results to other organizations and
to the indirect target group of parents and families.
Not only do individual organizations benefit from European exchanges, but families can
also have the feeling that other people in Europe are similar to them, the feeling for the
European community. In previous projects, where each organization has been
involved, all documents the impression that “Europe works better on a small scale”:
direct human contact, and where this is not possible, knowledge of families and similar
to Europe, leads to mutual understanding and sympathy across national borders, which
today threatens to solidify again. The consortium plans to make greater use of the
similarities and solutions found in a monitoring project.

Meet our partners

Systeme in Bewegung e. V., Winsen, Germany

OUR COORDINATOR: Systeme in Bewegung e.V. is an association for Europe-wide networking and support for families. We carry out projects for family help and child and youth work at regional and European level… Read More

Akademie für Politische Bildung und demokratiefördernde Maßnahmen

The Academy for Civic Education and Democracy-promoting Measures is a small non-profit association with civic education, equal opportunities for unemployed and employed persons of all ages, migrants and especially for women on the labor market and learning opportunities… Read More

“Учебна Работилница Европа”

Association “Academic Workshop Europe” (“Учебна Работилница Европа”) (AWE) was registered in December 2012 in Pleven, Bulgaria by a group of 7 persons with the aim of performing and participating in socially important activities… Read More

EDUCOMMART, Egaleo, Greece

Our corporate established in 2016 and it’s an urban non-profit organization, based in Athens. Its goal is to constitute a Meeting point for creative education: for people who have a desire to give an educational and cultural meaning and, for corporate organizations that aim, through their action, to contribute to social and economic development and in cooperation with our company-to participate in the implementation of education programs, towards this direction… Read More

Stiftung Medien- und Online Sucht, Lüneberg , Germany.

The Media and Online Addiction Foundation is a non-profit foundation. It is based in Lower Saxony. The Media and Online Addiction Foundation was founded in 2007 and employs 5 full-time, volunteer employees with educational, social, pedagogical and psychological job profiles… Read More

First Staff meeting of our EUROPARENTS project held in Winsen Germany from November 8 to 10, 2019
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What are the problems that affect families in Europe? For example, do Greek and Austrian parents face the same problems? What are the solutions to these problems? On November 9, 2019, the opening meeting of the European exchange program "Europarents" in the city of Winsen, Germany, with the participation of educational organizations from Germany, Spain, Austria, Bulgaria and Greece We have examined the main problems they face the family in these countries and we exchange opinions. We organize the new actions of the program and the next issues that must be addressed, such as the conflict in education, the reconciliation of family and work life and money management in our countries.

The project is coordinated by our partners Systeme in Bewegung e.V., from Germany

And the following institutions intervene as partners:

Akademie für politische Bildung und demokratiefördernde Maßnahmen Austria

ASSOCIATION OF INNOVATION TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, Spain

UCHEBNA RABOTILNITSA EVROPA SDRUZHENIE, BulgariaEDUCOMMART SIMIO

SINANTISIS EKPEDEVSIS KE DIMIOURGIAS ASTIKI MIKERDOSKOPIKI ETERIA, Greece Stiftung Medien- und Onlinesucht, Germany.

EUROPARENTS

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The family is the smallest system in European society.
The starting point for the construction of democracy and social change, and therefore
deserves special support.
Thanks to our counseling and education work, we know families are always looking for
help on similar issues, which "hooks" on almost all of the same places. We wonder if
this is the case in the European Community everywhere, the Greek, German and
Austrian Fathers have the same problems. And as with our partners, read solutions to
these problems and the like.
What forms of good communication, dealing with money, education (media), family
reconciliation and work did parents find in other European countries?
What suggestions can we get from other organizations that have parents and children,
how can we improve our work?
To find out, we exchanged ideas in a consortium of DE, AT, BG, ES and GR and,
therefore, become more professional. Experience has found that many parents feel
relieved to discover that they are not alone in their problems. Therefore, we will
disseminate the results of the project through an online article that describes the
management of family problems in comparison with other European countries and
shows different solutions.
This completes the main objective, an additional professionalization of our
organizations. Therefore, the direct target groups are the employees of the
organizations that, through their work, carry out the results to other organizations and
to the indirect target group of parents and families.
Not only do individual organizations benefit from European exchanges, but families can
also have the feeling that other people in Europe are similar to them, the feeling for the
European community. In previous projects, where each organization has been
involved, all documents the impression that "Europe works better on a small scale":
direct human contact, and where this is not possible, knowledge of families and similar
to Europe, leads to mutual understanding and sympathy across national borders, which
today threatens to solidify again. The consortium plans to make greater use of the
similarities and solutions found in a monitoring project.