During the first day of the first meeting to the Sport, Inclusion, Diversity (SID) project partners from Association for education and development of disabled (ASEDDEDIPE) Sports club Shark and NGO Iuventa have gathered in Kavála, Greece in order to set up the coordination and to arrange some of the technical aspects of the project.
-The project officially began on the 1st of February it will last 18 months!
Specific objectives of SID are: sensitising disabled children on the inclusive value of sports, increasing the number of disabled people integrated into the society of the partner countries through sport, increasing the number of sporting activities for the free time of children with disabilities.
This project is being ran as the small scale partnership under the Erasmus+ sport programe.

The five-day program prepared by the NGO Shark was full of a variety of activities for youth with and without disabilities strengthening both body and spirit. Horse riding, bocce tournament, sports games, fun games, art workshops, documentary screening, discussions, cultural program, etc.
The focus of the meeting was gaining practical experience in the field of sports for people with disabilities as a powerful tool for inclusion and better understanding.
The goal was successfully achieved through learning by doing.
Last but not least, the partner meeting took place in which the achieved goals were evaluated and the next steps for the implementation of the SID project were discussed.

In this meeting happened two things: Final project meeting and Final Family event “Enjoy Sport, Inclusion, Diversity”.
As an end of a wonderful new partnership between the organizations, thanks to Erasmus, IUVENTA organized valuable five day adventure focused of promoting and encouraging inclusive sports among all people, with and without disabilities. The main tools were sport and recreation activities for all, workshops for awareness, discussions and fun of course.
Activities as archery, orienteering, games - “The magic tunnel”, “Magic square”, “Guess who I am”, Hula-hop challenge, Standing on the balance bar, Pictograms, Pulling the rope, Quad biking through in nature, Visiting lake, provided practical experience for all the participants. Of course, we held a competition too, as part of the sport program.

At the last meeting of the stockholder were discussed, evaluated and marked all the achievements done during the process of implementing and realization of this small but valuable Erasmus project. Strong connections, new opportunities and networking, new skills and knowledges were formed in all partners and participants.

The event brought together participants, stakeholders, and the general public to share the achievements, experiences, and impact of our project.
Together with stakeholder (sports association) Family Adventure during 3^rd Partners meeting we organized different sport and recreation activities. It was also competition between 3 teams. Competition started 3^rd meeting day and finished 4^th meeting day. 95% of activities was adapted that also people with disability can participate in competition.
Important is to say that Family adventure performs a wide range of recreational-adventure activities. They are experts in the field of sports and physical education and their team consists of people specially trained for recreation and activities in nature.

All chosen activities showcased the inclusive nature of our project by demonstrating how sports can be accessible and enjoyable for everyone. They provided a perfect blend of competition, learning, and fun, highlighting the diverse ways in which sports can foster inclusion and community spirit. By remaining in the same teams throughout the event, participants were able to deepen their connections and fully experience the benefits of working together toward common goals.
Interactive workshops focused on inclusive practices and accessible sports activities was organized. Attendees participated actively, learning practical ways to implement inclusive sports programs in their communities. The workshops were well-received and provided hands-on experience in fostering a more inclusive environment.
Importantly, all the activities conducted during these days inspired our partners to adapt and incorporate them into their daily work with disabled people. The practical experiences and innovative approaches demonstrated how sports and activities can be effectively used to promote inclusion and improve the quality of life for disabled individuals.
Throughout the event, opportunities for networking were provided. Participants had the chance to connect with each other, share insights and discuss the various aspects of sports and inclusion. Special networking sessions were organized, where participants could engage in meaningful conversations, exchange contact information and explore potential collaborations for future projects.