Adefis Juventud Internacional
Youth Exchange | INFOPACK
Content:
1. About the project
2. Andalucia
3. Malaga
4. Accomodation
5. How to reach the hotel
6. Our partners
7. Travel costs
8. About the tickets and fee
9. Reimbursement
10. Not reimbursable
11. Emergency numbers and working language
12. Check list
13. Organizing team
1. About the project:
"Need Help - Stop Violence" is a socio-educational project focused on the prevention and awareness of domestic violence among young Europeans.
The Exchange will be in Malaga as is the Autonomous Community with the highest percentage of complaints presented by domestic violence. It will be from 4 to 10 November 2016 and it will involve a total of 32 young people between 18 and 30 years plus trainers and support staff, a total of 8 partners. The program consists of workshops, exercises, discussions, simulations, games, etc. they design themselves.
Its main objective is to stop the escalation of violence which require gender sensitivity and awareness of all active citizenship. Supporting youth and professional organizations working for gender equality so that, through social education, non-formal, perform preventive work given the high number of cases that are occurring in recent years.
The specific objectives are; create a positive attitude between men and women, making new proposals for action in different areas aimed at preventing gender violence, create a positive attitude towards women and provide greater empowerment of them throughout Europe.
2. Andalucía:
Andalusia is a south-western Iberian nationalities who conquered European region established as an and repopulated the area in the latter autonomous community of the phases of the Reconquista. Kingdom of Spain. It is the most The region has a rich culture populated and the second largest in and a strong cultural identity. Many area of the autonomous communities cultural phenomena that are seen in Spain. internationally as distinctively Spanish The name "Andalusia" is derived are largely or entirely Andalusian in from the Arabic word Al-Andalus origin. These include flamenco and, to -and this term derives in turn a lesser extent, bullfighting, Hispano (األندلس) from an older word: Vandalusia or Moorish architectural styles. land of the Vandals. As well as Muslim Andalusia's interior is the and Romani influences, the region's hottest area of Europe, with cities like history and culture have been Córdoba and Seville averaging above influenced by the earlier Iberians, 36 °C in summer high temperatures. Carthaginians/Phoenicians, Greeks, Late evening temperatures can Romans, Vandals, Visigoths, sometimes stay around 35 °C up close Byzantines, as well as the later to midnight, with daytime highs of Castilian and other Christian North over 40 °C common.
3. Málaga:
Málaga is a municipality, capital BC, it was ruled by the Roman of the Province of Málaga, in the Republic and later the Roman Empire Autonomous Community of Andalusia, as Malaca (Latin). After the fall of the Spain. With a population of 569,130 it empire and the end of Visigothic rule, is the second most populous city of it was under Islamic rule as Mālaqah for 800 years, but in 1487, the (مالقة) Andalusia and the sixth largest in Spain. The southern most large city in Crown of Castille regained control Europe, it lies on the Costa del Sol after the Reconquista. (Coast of the Sun) of the The internationally acclaimed Mediterranean. painter and sculptor Pablo Picasso, Málaga's history spans about Hebrew poet and Jewish philosopher 2,800 years, making it one of the Solomon Ibn Gabirol and actor oldest cities in the world. It was Antonio Banderas were born in founded by the Phoenicians as Malaka Málaga. about 770 BC, and from the 6th century BC was under the hegemony of Ancient Carthage. Then, from 218
4. Hotel:
Hotel “Natali”, Torremolinos, is one of the most complete hotels in the center of Torremolinos with 415 rooms and full services. It is the meeting point for hundreds of travelers looking for a place full of tranquility, care and comfort place to enjoy the beach with the best value for money of the Costa del Sol. (http://www.hotelnatali.com/)
5. How to reach hotel:
From airport go to the airport train station which is near. Take line C1 – FUENGIROLA (Every 20 minutes). Go 4 stations until Torremolinos (aprox. 11 minutes). When you reach the last station, from there you have to walk to the hotel (aprox. 15 minutes).
Go up to the north to the Calle Nogalera. Continue straight to the Calle San Miguel and on circulary take the turn to the Calle Marques de Salamanca. Go up that street until you reach Calle de la Cruz where you have to turn right and then left to street Plaza de las Alpujarras. Then turn right to the Calle Hoyo. Go straight until you see the Hotel Natali on your right side. You are there finally.
6. Our partners:
Our partners in this youth exchange are the organizations and different associations that have a lot of experience in a field of Erasmus programs. They consist of active and motivated young people.
France: Afrique et nouvelles interdependences (Paris)
Italy: Comune di Brolo(Brolo) and ASSOCIAZIONE SIKANIE (Sinagra)
Bulgary: International center for development of education and training (Sofia)
Portugal: Bué Fixe- Associação de Jovens (Amadora) and Junta de Freguesia da Guarda (Guarda)
Spain: ASOCIACION JUVENIL INTERCAMBIA (Malaga) and Adefis Juventud Internacional (Madrid).
7. Travel costs: Country and organization Costs
France, Afrique et nouvelles 170,00 € interdependences Italy, Comune di Brolo 170,00 €
Italy, Associazione Sikanie 170,00 €
Portugal, Bue Fixe- 170,00 € Associação de Jovens Portugal, Junta de Freguesia 170,00 € da Guarda Spain, Asociacion Juvenil 20,00 € Intercambia Spain, Adefis Juventud 80,00 € Internacional Bulgary, International center for development of 270,00 € Education and training
8. About the tickets and FEE:
Please DO NOT loses your boarding passes, train tickets and/or bus tickets!
Mandatory! Please bring with you printed:
Booking confirmation Proof of payment / Invoice
We will not be able to reimburse you anymore, if you lose them!
Participation FEE for this youth exchange is: 40 €
9. Reimbursement:
We will reimburse THE 100% AMOUNT of the travelling expenses (up to the amount of APPROVED MONEY FROM National Agency for your country), with bank transfer, on the condition:
to have sent the filled documents of travel and the copies of expenses by e-mail and to address below; to have the invoices in original with you during the exchange (flight ticket and other handling charges); to have boarding passes, train tickets and/or bus tickets.
Address to send the original invoices, boarding passes and tickets (Bus or train). PROOF OF BANK PAYMENT, PLEASE
Adefis Juventud Internacional
Calle PETRONIO 20, 28232
Las Rozas de Madrid, Madrid, Spain
CIF: G-86624699
10. Not reimbursable:
Every participant needs to fulfill the norms of the Erasmus + and HAVE TO participate in the activities. Those who do not participate will not be reimbursed.
If some of the participants cause some troubles in the hotel (like breaking something etc.) he and his organization are responsible and they have to pay for it.
Also, we will not reimburse:
The expenses of renewal of passport. The expenses of insurance. The charges of change of flight ticket. The travelling expenses outside of itinerary from your country. The travelling expenses outside of the interchange time.
RULES: ALCHOHOL AND DRUGS ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN!
11. Emergency numbers:
In Spain we use the European emergency number for calling Police, Ambulance and the Fire Department: 112
Program language:
Working language of this training course is English. Your English doesn’t need to be perfect, neither is ours!
Better a little bit of English then no any language communication at all.
It’s important to respect and understand each other!
It’s important to have nice and positive attitude.
12. Checklist:
Before leaving check all the items on this list:
Read this document all the way through at least once.
Read the Calendar with all the programmed activities to be ready.
Bring an open-minded attitude, positive energy, good mood for you and a bit more to share with others
Take your Passport and ID. Also your student card if you have one
Check your plane tickets, see if there is the date, destination and your name clearly and correctly written
Take all your travel documents: bills, tickets, invoices
Take personal hygienically products,
Typical foods and drinks from your country for the intercultural night. Also music, traditional objects and clothes if you can
Bring your photo cameras –you will need them.
13. Organizing team:
CONTACT ORGANIZING TEAM:
Adefis JUVENTUD INTERNACIONAL
Calle Andrés Segovia s/n Edificio Coronado – local 25
28231 LAS ROZAS, MADRID, SPAIN
Tfno: +34 91 1704618
Celular: +34 655 179 805
MRS. CAMILA VÁZQUEZ CONDE [email protected] [email protected] www.facebook.com/cvazquezconde
WELCOME TO SPAIN!