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Unleash Potential

Unleash Potential — support for the long-term unemployed

Helping long-term unemployed adults rebuild confidence, motivation, creativity and financial literacy. Recognised as best practice in Italy (98/100).

The aim

To empower long-term unemployed people by enhancing their self-confidence, motivation and creativity, helping them overcome barriers, regain self-worth and take active steps back into work.

Objectives

  1. 1Enhance self-confidence and self-esteem among the target group.
  2. 2Build motivation and a proactive mindset for pursuing employment opportunities.
  3. 3Cultivate creativity and entrepreneurial skills to open self-employment prospects.
  4. 4Provide psychological support to address fears, traumas and negative beliefs.
  5. 5Develop financial literacy and a positive financial mindset.
  6. 6Improve employability through effective CV creation and job-search techniques.

About the project

To empower long-term unemployed people by enhancing their self-confidence, motivation and creativity, helping them overcome barriers, regain self-worth and take active steps back into work.

Results & outputs

Everything we produce is an open educational resource — free to download, use and share.

  • Digital Toolkit & success stories

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    Training materials, coping strategies and success stories that build self-confidence, motivation and employability.

  • Digital Toolkit & success stories

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    Training materials, coping strategies and success stories that build self-confidence, motivation and employability.

Expected outcomes

  • Improved psychological well-being and the ability to cope with fears and traumas.
  • Stronger support networks and mentorship for ongoing guidance.
  • A digital toolkit with project results and success-story videos.
  • Recognised as a best-practice project in Italy with a score of 98/100.

From the project

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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