Youth Development Club - YDC

YDC-Youth Development Club is a non-govenmertal organisation based in Tbilisi, Georgia.Organisation aims to give youth education, the way and chance to develop and be self confident, to think internationally and brake every borders between young people around the world.Organisation promotes European citizenship and possibilities by spreading information in different youth centres, locally in municipalities, schools and universities. YDC Especially works with social vulnerable and careless children, disabled persons, youth with fewer opportunities, youth with geographical obstacles and etc. , to give them chance to get non-formal education, which is almost impossible for them without our help, we encourage them that they are as needed as every single person around. We all can make changes and we want to be all together,educated, developed and equal to change the world for better. Organisation has 2 employees and very many volunteers with different backgrounds and many years of experience in non formal education field, who are helping us organising activities and implementing projects. Our Goals are: -To work with young people, identify their needs and problems and offer appropriate assistance. -To work with groups of special needs ( Social vulnerable and care less children, disabled persons, etc.) to support them and provide non-formal education for their integration in civil society -To work to develop and implement programs for self-realization and harmonic development of youth -To organise educational activities to increase tolerant and civil awareness in young people. -To raise public awareness about the role of youth in the community, both local and international levels -To Enhance volunteering service among youth, with both, local and international levels. -To increase the awareness of a healthy lifestyle, environmental protection, social entrepreneurship, gender equality, cultural diversity and social and intercultural dialogue. -To increase international and cultural tolerance and understanding through intercultural learning with young people