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Málaga, Spain – October 6, 2025 – On the same day as its first successful session, IT Solutions for All, together with the associated partner Arrabal-AID, organised a second UNITY EUROPE multiplier event at another Arrabal-AID training centre in Málaga. This event gathered 14 young adult participants enrolled in a Multifunctional Virtual Monitor training course, offering them an engaging introduction to the project’s innovative educational resources.

During the session, facilitators presented the goals, activities and expected outcomes of the UNITY EUROPE project, an Erasmus+ KA2 initiative co-funded by the European Union. The project aims to enhance the social and professional integration of young immigrants (aged 18 to 30) in Europe by equipping them with essential skills and fostering active citizenship.

A central feature of the event was the presentation of the UNITY EUROPE card game, which forms part of the project’s educational outputs. Participants were introduced to the game’s purpose, mechanics and use in non-formal learning environments. The card game generated lively discussion among attendees, who recognised its potential to encourage creativity, problem-solving and teamwork within their training pathway.

Throughout the session, the group engaged in conversations on youth participation, inclusion, digital competences and collaborative learning, supported by the interactive format of the event. The active involvement and positive feedback from participants highlighted the relevance of blending playful methodologies with vocational training.

This second UNITY EUROPE multiplier event further reinforced the project’s mission to disseminate its results across local youth communities and strengthen cooperation among organisations committed to innovation in education.

Find out more about Unity Europe at www.unity-europe.eu.

Málaga, Spain – October 6, 2025 – IT Solutions for All, in collaboration with tha associated partner Arrabal-AID, successfully hosted a UNITY EUROPE multiplier event aimed at promoting digital inclusion, active citizenship and youth empowerment. The session brought together 12 young adult participants currently enrolled in a Warehouse Assistant course, offering them the opportunity to explore new tools designed to support personal and professional growth.

The event introduced the objectives, activities and expected impact of the UNITY EUROPE project, an initiative co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ KA2 programme. The project focuses on enhancing the social and professional integration of young immigrants (aged 18 to 30) in Europe by equipping them with essential skills and fostering active citizenship.

One of the highlights of the session was the presentation of the UNITY EUROPE card game, an interactive educational tool developed as part of the project. Participants had the chance to learn about the game’s structure, themes and intended use in non-formal education settings. The game sparked strong interest among attendees, who engaged in discussions about how such playful methodologies can support learning within their training programme and beyond.

The UNITY EUROPE multiplier event in Málaga marks another significant step in disseminating the project’s results and strengthening cooperation between organisations committed to youth development.

Find out more about Unity Europe at www.unity-europe.eu.