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Madis, one of the participants in the Youth Exchange “Health and Youth” wrote…. “Once upon a time there was a youth exchange in a far away land. “Far away land” in this case meaning Rustavi, Georgia and “once upon a time” meaning August 2017. People from 4 different countries (Estonia, Lithuania, Armenia and Georgia) gathered …
‘Be open to new experiences’ I said to myself before applying for this project and didn’t stop repeating it during those days. And actually, there were many new experiences or ‘first times’ – first time seeing an ocean, first time hiking in the night, first time pillow – fighting. And to be honest, I didn’t …
Ah! United Kingdom! Before travelling to Isle of Wight, many people had told me to bring an umbrella, because Britain is a really rainy place and it is supposed to rain on each day of my visit. OBVIOUSLY, I forgot to take it. Somehow, I was lucky enough to not experience those rains. At least …
“I have never been involved in any similar project before,” says Lazarevičiūtė Sabina, “so curiosity and the encouragement of the organizers forced me to get out of my comfort zone and experience the best adventure of my life. “The day we left for Georgia, my heart was pounding like crazy. The thought of having to …
Gizem shared her thoughts about one Youth Exchange which we had a pleasure to organise <3 “Yes! We just came back from Erasmus+ Project “Motion for Life”. I am Gizem Furuncu from Turkey and I want to share my experience. In June 26, all participants met in Cathedral Square and took the road towards Trakai. …
10 days passed after my 1st Erasmus+ youth exchange trip and I still have the same feelings: amazing experience, people, activities and organizers. As team leader (TL) I was travelling to Georgia (Tbilisi) to meet other TLs to organize the sessions proposed by the Georgian organization. I met there amazing people with whom collaboration and …