Ubuntu is an ancient code of ethics, referring to the ‘humaneness’ of the human spirit. It’s about goodwill, generosity, dignity, reconciliation, a feeling of responsibility for each other’s well-being, and solving problems together. It’s a way of life that has held families and communities together for centuries.

Currently, values are something that we miss in our communities and it is time to explore them, develop them and live them in order to build strong and healthy relationships and well-being. In this one year project, participants (youth workers) adopt new skills, approaches and activities of UBUNTU educational program and they will present them back in their countries among young people and public.

Participants will also receive a guide book of UBUNTU that they can use for their lecturing purposes back home.It is said that Ubuntu is not limited to Africa – that it is part of our common humanity. This project will use UBUNTU as inspiration to bring positive change in our society (in different countries / cultures) and see practical results.

Who should apply?

This project provides a a training for youth workers who like to implement human and moral values in their work (not only) with young people. This Training Course is for 24 participants from Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania, Spain and recommended for youth workers, trainers, and youth leaders.

How to apply?

In order to apply, you should fill in the application form available through this link: https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/european-training-calendar/training/ubuntu-international-training-on-personal-and-social-values.8037/. The deadline for submitting the application form  is 2nd June 2019!

What are the participation fees?