Partners
Meet the organisations behind CHANCE
Meet the CHANCE project partners from across Europe, working together to promote health literacy, inclusion, and youth empowerment through education and community support.
Stichting Africa Advocacy Foundation
The Netherlands
Africa Advocacy Foundation (AAF) is a migrant-led non-governmental organisation working across Europe to promote health equity, social inclusion, and rights-based access to healthcare for migrant and refugee communities. The organisation focuses on improving health outcomes through advocacy, capacity building, training, and community engagement, with particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual and reproductive health, and the prevention of violence against women and girls.
AAF works at both grassroots and policy levels, coordinating networks of frontline organisations and strengthening the capacity of migrant health advocates. Its activities include community outreach, HIV awareness and testing, peer support services, and the development of multilingual, culturally sensitive educational resources. Its peer-led approach ensures that lived experience informs both practice and policy engagement, contributing to reduced health inequalities and more inclusive systems.
In the field of youth work, AAF engages young migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees through targeted programmes on health literacy, sexual health, and mental well-being. Through its Mi-Health Europe initiative, the organisation provides digital resources and support tools that help young people navigate healthcare and social services across Europe.
Edinet Research &Development Ltd
Cyprus
EDINET is a Research and Development Centre established in 2023 in Nicosia, Cyprus, dedicated to innovation, education, and digital transformation. Its work focuses on interdisciplinary research and the development of high-quality educational programmes across VET, school, adult, youth, and sports education. EDINET places strong emphasis on empowerment, inclusivity, and skills development, supporting learners from diverse backgrounds, including migrants, refugees, and young people.
In the field of this project, EDINET contributes expertise in innovative learning methodologies, e-learning platforms, and digital education. The organisation designs customised curricula, gamified learning environments, and online training programmes, while actively promoting the responsible use of emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, VR, and AR in education. EDINET is also engaged in research on digital transformation, cybersecurity, and the ethical use of technology.
Although a newcomer to Erasmus+, EDINET brings strong research and educational expertise, with one year of direct experience in European cooperation and a highly skilled team experienced in curriculum development, lifelong learning, and inclusive education. Through its activities, EDINET aims to foster future-ready skills, civic engagement, and meaningful participation in society.
International Centre for Sustainable Development
Greece
ICSD is a non-profit organisation established in Ioannina, Greece, in 2011, promoting sustainable development, social inclusion, and youth empowerment. ICSD operates structures for unaccompanied minors, supervised apartments, and housing programmes for refugee families, offering accommodation, psychosocial support, education, and legal assistance. It manages mental health units for adults with disorders, autism, and Alzheimer’s, as well as a mobile unit for children and adolescents.
ICSD also runs a Social Grocery, supports social and solidarity economy initiatives, and leads environmental actions on reducing plastics. It actively participates in Erasmus+, AMIF, and national programmes, developing educational resources, training, and integration services for vulnerable groups. Through research, workshops, volunteering, and community projects, ICSD strengthens youth participation, entrepreneurship, and inclusion across local, national, and European levels.