The REACH project held its first in-person meeting in Frankfurt, and SSF participated in exchanging ideas with project partners from Europe.
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The REACH project held its first in-person meeting in Frankfurt, and SSF participated in exchanging ideas with project partners from Europe.
The REACH project, led by TAFISA, held its first in-person meeting in Frankfurt, Germany, to confirm the project's plans and policies for the next two years, covering project timelines, communication strategies, and impact assessment. Partners finalized the REACH logo and previewed the project website. The Dutch Knowledge Centre for Sport & Physical Activity presented their initiative funded by Erasmus+ project “Keeping Youngsters Involved” to inspire learning for REACH.
REACH is designed to empower young people (18-30) across Europe and beyond by increasing their participation in volunteer, leadership, and decision-making roles within the Sport for All movement.
