Location: Cork/Ireland
Organization: Love and Care for People
Date: 11.08.2022-19.08.2022
This project is a youth exchange and with it, we will like to promote inclusion, diversity, laughter, fun, social integration and opportunities for young people with fewer opportunities. Another dimention to this project is to promote environmental awareness.
As such with this promote we will promote conserving energy, water, and recycling so we advice you bring your own reusable water bottles with you. We are happy to fill in your bottles.
Also, with this project, you will clean after your mess and wash your own dishes. We will use eco friendly products that benefit the natural environment and benefit the earth, rather than hurt it!
This project will include young people with fewer opportunities to promote inclusion, break stereotypes, promote intercultural awareness, social inclusion and give young people an opportunity to develop networks abroad
Hakan Efe Pala
This project has been very useful and fun for me. First of all, meeting people from other countries and getting direct information about their cultures and lifestyles is a special experience. In the first days of the project, activities were held for everyone to meet and mingle. In this way, I did not feel alienated towards anyone. In the following days, we held activities on topics such as diversity, racism and social inclusion. The important part of these activities was that we did them together with people from other countries. In this way, I had the opportunity to enrich my own thoughts by learning about their experiences and perspectives on these issues. In the last days, trips to the city center were usually planned. The main purpose of these trips is to act together to complete some tasks in the city and to learn about the important places, history, etc. from the people living in that city. We were learning the information. In addition, throughout the project, there were household chores (collecting garbage, serving in the kitchen, cleaning the toilet, etc.) that everyone had to complete in groups. Thanks to these tasks, I think that everyone's responsibility and empathy habits have also developed.
Güven Gürünlü
Although it was my first trip abroad and was the first trip that would be this long. On the first day of the event, we did socializing activities to get to know each other. At the same time, a game was given, which I guess was for get to know each other better. Among the activities, meeting and socializing activities were I enjoyed most. Thanks to this, I met the Irish people quickly. There were culture nights that groups introduced their own cultures. I learned about Irish culture and had a good time. One day we went to the police station in the city and the town hall. In town hall we talked to the mayor and performed dances from two different countries. The remaining days of the event passed as if it were an ordinary camp. I've been a little sick the last two days so I can't say much. But I can say that the trip was useful and enjoyable from start to finish.
Zeynep Gül
Hello everyone! I participated in a wonderful 10-day Erasmus+ project. We went to Cork, an Irish town for the project. We stayed at the Scout campsite in the town of Cork. The surroundings were green, clean and very beautiful. We loved the owners of the project, Ado and his wife Ini. Activities with the group we did. We stayed in the tent. We had Irish and Turkish nights, we taught the Irish our own dances and culture, and they taught us their own culture and dance. We made campfires and played games. We went down to the city and visited the cathedrals, the Titanic, and historical universities. It was a great project for me. I will miss my friends there. See you soon...
Arda Karaköz
The Irish youth camp, which we had the chance to attend through Erasmus+ and LIDOSK, was one of the most educative and impressive experiences I have had in my life. Even before we reach the campsite, we have gained experiences in many different subjects that will help us later in our lives. Although the journey was tiring, the outcome was great. We learned about Irish culture, routine, and history, and more importantly, we made new friends during the "Ice-Breaker" activities in the first days. Moreover, the rest of the days were just as good as the "Ice-Breaker" days I described; With the trips we made, the special people we met, and the new experiences we had, the numbered days of the event drained much quicker than I expected. I am very happy to participate in this project, I recommend it to all young people.
Umut Ecemiş
In Ireland I learned a lot of things. I improved my english level. Now I have a lots of idea about different cultures, foods and the other things that you cannot experience in Turkey so, all of these change my point of view the world.
İklim Semerci
Hi everybody! I went to go very good Erasmus+ project. It was funny. We went Cork. Cork is good. We went city hall. City manager is a very good person. Welcomed us very well.We stayed Kilcully Scout Campsite. I stayed in a tent for the first time. It was fascinating. We ate Irish foods. I love Ado and Inı.They are project manager in Ireland. We did a lot of activities. It was enjoyable.We had a Turkish and Irish night. They learned turkish traditions and we learned Irish traditions. I had a great 10 days. I will miss Ireland. See you soon.
