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Friends We Share
The Friends We Share project has successfully concluded, marking an important milestone in promoting the wellbeing and inclusion of refugees across Europe.
Throughout the project, partners collaborated to better understand the experiences and needs of refugees settling in European communities. The initiative focused on fostering connections between newly arrived asylum seekers and successfully integrated refugees, encouraging peer learning, exchange of experiences, and the strengthening of community support networks.
As part of the project outcomes, the consortium developed resources aimed at supporting professionals working in refugee inclusion and wellbing. These include a training programme for adult educators and community social workers, as well as research findings and practical tools to enhance refugee support initiatives.
You can explore the project and its results throught the following resources:
Project website: https://friendsweshare.eu/
Friends We Share Ebook : EN | GR
Refugee Identified Wellbeing and Inclusion Good Practices Report: EN | GR
Friends We Share
Friends We Share fourth edition newsletter highlights the final outcomes of the project, presenting key results, insights from the partnership, and reflections on the implementation of activities supporting refugee wellbeing and inclusion. It showcases the project’s main achievements, lessons learned, and the impact of the Friends We Share Connection Programme in fostering peer learning, cooperation, and community support among refugees and host communities.
Friends We Share
Friends We Share third edition newsletter announces the release of the Friends We Share Training Programme eBook, turning the project’s peer-to-peer wellbeing approach into a practical resource for adult educators and social workers. It outlines the main modules, blended learning structure, and how the eBook can be used to strengthen refugee wellbeing and resilience in different contexts.
Read more: EN | GR | PL | PT | DE
Friends We Share
Friends We Share second edition newsletter highlights the international training held in Stuttgart for the Friends We Share Wellbeing Programme for Refugees with Role Models and Mentors. It showcases the core training modules, key learning points, and lessons learned, as well as the next steps to refine materials and expand the programme across Europe.
Read more: EN | GR | PL | PT | DE
DRM-Frame
DRM-Frame third edition newsletter highlights DRM-FRAME’s presentation at the Erasmus+ VET Eco Seminar in Warsaw, emphasizing the intersection of ecological awareness and disaster resilience. It also showcases newly published project deliverables, including curriculum modules, pedagogical tools, and technical specifications now available for download, marking major progress toward the project’s comprehensive DRM training framework.