Youth Mobility Center's mission is to:
Provide further opportunities for cross-border mobility within education, training and volunteering, thereby transforming mobility into a widespread phenomenon;
Take steps to attain the objectives of the current European Union (EU) programs for education, youth, culture, citizenship and research;
Facilitate the participation of all young people in mobility schemes and enhance the mobility of all educational staff;
Create partnerships and take action at several levels and with various international stakeholders to increase opportunities for mobility on behalf of young people.
Our goal is to give the opportunity to as many young people as possible to be mobile, to study, work and volunteer abroad. We believe that through mobility young people may enhance their personal development and increase their future employment by developing soft skills that may be proven invaluable in the labor market.
Our incentives: Our incentive is our firm belief that participation in Mobility Programs - be it through actions specifically targeted against Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance or within numerous programs dealing with poverty and social exclusion, with minorities and children rights, just to name a few areas of interest - Youth Mobility Center will be able to develop mobility opportunities in favor of children and young people. This way it will promote the understanding of the political and social framework of the EU, and eventually the creation of the so-called European Identity and Active Citizenship. These elements may directly affect positively the heart of the problem namely,the increasing unemployment of young people and the lack of appropriate training and preparation for life.
Our principles: Our work is in accordance with the principles of the “European Commission whitepaper of 21 November 2001– A new impetus for European youth”, promoting youth participation, European citizenship, creativity, international mobility as a means of personal growth, as well as with the "EUROPEAN CHARTER ON THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF VOLUNTEERS" .
