Source of Funding: Leviz Albania
Project Timeframe: 2017-2018
Fields of expertise: Social and Humanitarian Services, Human Rights (Women, Youth and Minorities)

The aim of the project: Advocacy community – The community for improving the living conditions of young people, facilitating the reintegration of returnees to the improvement of social conditions through employment and vocational education.

Objectives:

• Involvement of the community in improving their access to quality social services, including vocational education.
• Creating an ad-hoc social service package.

Methodology:
The project will focus mainly on the community, mainly returnees from migration.

The methodology is based on two main pillars:

1. Realization of an ad-hoc service package, which is a community benefit and especially for returnees from emigration so that they find themselves socially and economically involved.
2. Concrete Advocacy in the municipalities of Perrenja and Maliq for this package to be approved and to be part of the services provided by these municipalities.

Expected Results and Monitoring of Progress:

• Awareness-raising community about the functions of the municipality and state institutions for social inclusion and integration of groups in need.
• Awareness-raising community about the functions of the municipality and state institutions for social inclusion and integration of groups in need.
• Embracing living conditions for at least 40 young people and their families who are returning to immigration.
• Embracing living conditions for at least 40 young people and their families who are returning from immigration.
• Young people benefit from ad-hoc service packages provided by the Municipality, as well as training and activities that assist in their inclusion and integration.