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Supported by the SIS Scheme, this project  is about the integration of drones in rescue services  while making the technology available  for children for special needs

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The project will involve 40 youths, 7 accompanying persons and 4 group leaders from Malta, Turkey, Greece and Lithuania; aged between 16 and 26 ( age of group leaders and accompanying persons not included) , who will come together in Gozo to implement this youth exchange between 10th-17th December 2018 (including 2 travel days).An APV is set between 1st -3rd October 2018( including 2 travel days).

The project will involve 21 youths,7 accompanying persons and 5 group leaders from Malta, Turkey, Greece, Romania  and Italy ; aged between 16 and 26( age of group leaders and accompanying persons not included), who will come together in Gozo to implement this youth exchange between 10th-17th December 2019 (including 2 travel days).An APV is set between 1st -3rd October 2018( including 2 travel days).This exchange will bring together youths from EU countries,, non EU and  thus we will be strongly promoting tolerance and understanding focusing on how to overcome social barriers and promote an inclusive culture towards young persons irrespective of ones cultural background.

This project is intended to provide first aid coverage at  various places in Gozo. Every year a number of people suffer from sudden cardiac arrest.  Collective data estimates that 7 million people die each year worldwide by SCA.  this project will see the installation of a number of AEDs in Public places.

This project is intended to provide a Public access defibrillator in gozo – Victoria St Georges Square.  According to the MTA, it is estimated that over 1 million tourists visit Victoria each year, being the most visited place in Gozo .

Protecting our Future! project will take place at Lunzjata valley in Gozo, situated in between Fontana and Kercem.This fertile valley has a rich heritage dating back to the time of the Knights of the Order of St John, and is now frequented by local farmers who tend to their crops. Carob trees are among the most visible trees in the valley, but the nourished soil of Lunzjata allows farmers to grow and harvest crops such as lettuce and other vegetables. On higher grounds, a vast array of cereal crops can be found; mostly used to feed the livestock that fertilise the fields in the area.Apart from the chapel, there is a 17th century fountain that is protected by Din l-Art Helwa, a local organisation devoted to the safeguarding of national treasures. The mouth of the fountain pours out water drawn from the fresh water spring running through the rocks of Lunzjata. 

the project consisted  in purchasing additional equipment, namely abseiling/ziplining equipment, to be used during these social events. Having this equipment means that we are  in a better position to provide a good quality service, and reach out aim of integrating less privileged youths with other youths.

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Funded by the European Solidarity Corps, this project was about hosting 8 young people  that   to participate in full time voluntary activities in Malta.  The activities included, assisting in first aid courses, assisting other NGOs and help in the day to day running of the organization 

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Funded by the Ministry for Gozo, focuses on promoting and encouraging a culture of participation in sports and physical activities amongst the Gozitan society, besides that of volunteering, social inclusion, healthy behaviors and lifestyles focusing on outdoor sports besides enhancing soft skills. 

It focuses on  the  investment of  resources  by providing much needed equipment; used when we take  children and youngsters  camping to  experience nature and outdoor life.   These being important to safe guard  their mental  health and well being. Funded by A4U scheme by Agenzija Zaghazah 

thanks to this project we introduced kayaking  to the organization.    Now on regular basis we are undertaking kayaking sessions. . Funded by  Be Active scheme by Agenzija Zaghazagh 

This project has been funded through the Voluntary Organisations Project Scheme managed by the Malta Council for the Voluntary Sector supported by the Ministry for Inclusion, Voluntary Organisations and Consumer Rights (MIVC)

This project aims to provided new opportunities for the youths and children to socialize and interact, work together and help each other.

This project involves the integration of virtual reality (VR)  in first aid training.  The  Malta Cadets are supporting the Malta police force and EFRU (NGO)  in  first aid training, fire safety  and this project will further enhance our capability in  delivering   high quality  first aid / f training .

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