Future Leaders
About the project
How can we help young people become more confident, independent and better prepared for life's challenges?
Learn to Live is an Erasmus+ partnership bringing together three organisations from Hungary, Italy and Slovenia to explore innovative approaches to learning, personal development and social inclusion. The project focuses on supporting young people, particularly those facing fewer opportunities, in developing essential life skills such as cooperation, resilience, responsibility, problem-solving and independent learning. We believe that learning goes far beyond classrooms and textbooks. By combining non-formal education with innovative learning approaches, we aim to create practical tools that help young people take ownership of their learning, strengthen their wellbeing and participate more actively in society.
What are we exploring?
Our work focuses on three interconnected areas:
Mindfulness and nature – Exploring how mindfulness-based approaches and experiences in nature can support wellbeing, self-awareness and personal development.
Social and self-directed learning – Encouraging young people to take responsibility for their learning while developing skills through social interaction and shared experiences.
Cooperative learning – Discovering how learning together can strengthen communication, teamwork, mutual support and problem-solving.
What have we been doing?
Kick-off meeting in Hungary – October 2026
Every project starts with a first step!
Our partners from Hungary, Italy and Slovenia came together for the first international meeting of Learn to Live.
The meeting was an opportunity to get to know each other, exchange ideas, discuss the project's objectives and plan the activities ahead. Together, we laid the foundations for developing new educational approaches and practical tools that will support young people and youth workers across Europe.
And so, our Learn to Live journey begins!
Project partners
Coordinator: YOPA – Youth for Participation Association (Hungary)
Partners: Studio Progetto Società Cooperativa Sociale (Italy) and Ambitia (Slovenia)
