Bulgarian Team — Local Dissemination Activity

PASSI • Dissemination Event

Bulgarian Team — Local Dissemination Activity

After returning to Bulgaria, the participants shared the results and methodologies from the PASSI training course in Ercolano, Italy, with local coaches, youth workers, and children involved in regular training activities.

Country: Bulgaria
Format: Dissemination event
Focus: Autonomy • Inclusion • Practical tools

Overview

After returning to Bulgaria, the Bulgarian participants carried out local dissemination activities to share the results and experiences gained during the PASSI training course in Ercolano, Italy. They presented the project objectives, main learning outcomes, and key methodologies—such as the Toolkit for Autonomy, non-formal education approaches, and inclusive practices—to a group of coaches, youth workers, and children involved in their regular training activities.


What was shared

Core methodologies
  • Toolkit for Autonomy as a practical reference for daily youth work.
  • Non-formal education tools to increase engagement and participation.
  • Inclusive practices for supporting young people with autism and special needs.
How it was delivered
  • Informal discussions with local stakeholders.
  • Practical examples inspired by the experience in Italy.
  • Transfer of methods adaptable to sports, youth work, and everyday training settings.
Key message

PASSI promotes autonomy, inclusion, and practical support for young people—showing how structured approaches and small steps can be applied consistently in real contexts to create meaningful change.


Impact & outcomes

The activity contributed to raising awareness among local stakeholders, strengthening the participants’ role as multipliers, and encouraging youth workers and coaches to integrate more inclusive, structured, and autonomy-oriented approaches in their daily work with children and young people.

Inclusion
More accessible practices shared with local groups
Autonomy
Tools highlighted to support independence step-by-step
Multiplier effect
Participants reinforced their role as local change agents