Organisation of regional events for the creation of a family-friendly environment (2025) within the framework of the Society Integration Fund project competition.12. Two informal groups - "Time for Conversations!" and "Time for Working together!" which brought together several families with children.
Using various methods of non-formal education, the team leader gave families the opportunity to communicate, discuss and cooperate in achieving common goals. The aim of this informal group was to open up the members of the group, to find a sense of unity that all families have spoken about, because it is very short of work in everyday life due to a lack of hours and training. Reflecting together with the members of the informal group, everyone said as one that activities of this kind are very important and would like to continue to attend.
The participants agreed to work together in two different workshops - while one of the groups formed a frame of stylised family silhouette, the other group agreed in a joint candle workshop, using the forms to create its original candle. Subsequently, the groups exchanged places and carried out all activities repeatedly. There was a pleasant atmosphere, laughter, warm conversations and joy of life!
The event consisted of 25 participants, from 17 to 18, thus bringing together several families from Bauska County. See already the next informal group on 16.06.2025. (first time) from 16.00 to 17.30 and from 18.00 to 19.30. We are in favour of a friendly and high-quality environment - an offer of events for families with children in Bauska region.
The European Union is financed and the event takes place within the framework of the European Social Fund Plus project "Family-friendly environment and society," project number 2025EN/GDV/003 Project number of the European Social Fund Plus project prepared within the framework of the family-friendly environment and society 2025EN/GDV/003. The project implementer Society is responsible for the content.
Social Integration Fund International Youth Programme Agency Youth cases