JOYFUL: Journey of Optimising Well-being through Fun and Unique Learning
🌟 We’re thrilled to announce our latest Erasmus+ project: JOYFUL: Journey of Optimising Well-being through Fun and Unique Learning!
This exciting initiative, co-funded by the European Union, is designed to empower NGO staff and educators with innovative tools that promote mental well-being and resilience in the workplace. Through collaboration, creativity, and hands-on activities, the JOYFUL project introduces a unique educational board game to foster mindfulness and balance at work.
The Aim of the JOYFUL Project
At its core, JOYFUL is about creating a fun and engaging board game that helps trainers, NGO employees, and educators navigate workplace challenges with a focus on well-being. By exploring concepts like self-care, stress management, and collaboration, this tool will serve as a practical educational resource for NGOs and other organizations.
What to Expect from the JOYFUL Project
1️⃣ Learning-Teaching-Training Activities (LTTAs): Interactive sessions where participants will test and refine the game, ensuring it meets its educational goals.
2️⃣ Comprehensive Trainers’ Guide: A supporting manual for facilitators, offering strategies to maximize the game's impact.
3️⃣ Engagement with Stakeholders: NGOs, educators, and mental health professionals will come together to explore how this game can transform workplace environments.
Why JOYFUL Matters
In today’s fast-paced work environments, maintaining mental health and fostering well-being are critical. The JOYFUL project bridges the gap between work and wellness, giving organizations an interactive tool to build a healthier, more harmonious workplace culture.
We can’t wait to share more updates about this project as we move forward. Stay tuned for our Game Live Tests, partner activities, and upcoming events! 🎲
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Project Reference: 2023-2-DE02-KA210-ADU-000178079
