ALYSE brings over 10 years of experience in the implementation of European projects, with a strong focus on the development of non-formal teaching and learning methodologies and the creation of innovative tools aimed at upskilling and reskilling young people including NEETs, migrants, long-term unemployed, and students. Particular emphasis is placed on enhancing both soft and hard skills among young people to support their (re)integration into the labour market.
As an active contributor to the ALMA initiative, ALYSE has direct experience in supporting young people through mobility-based inclusion pathways, reinforcing its expertise in targeted outreach and inclusive project delivery.
ALYSE’s extensive network of over 1000 partners—including schools, VET providers, and research centres—ensures effective engagement with target groups and long-term sustainability of project results.

ALYSE is looking for transnational organizations to host young people during the mobility phase of the ALMA experience.
ALYSE is seeking proposals where it can contribute its 10 years of experience and expertise in addressing the challenges faced by youth and NEETs in entering the labour market

a. Project title; ALMA Pathways: Enhancing Youth Employability for Inclusive Futures
b. Are you currently participating to an ALMA call funded by an ESF+ ALMA type of programme (Yes, no); Yes, regional call launched by Catalunya (Spain)
c. The main target group(-s) among NEETs that you usually address and plan to send abroad (i.e., early school leavers, low skilled young people, economically inactive young people, young people without work experience, young people raised in orphanages, persons with disabilities or other health issues (mental, drug abuse, etc.), single parents with or without child, young people from a disadvantaged or minority background, young migrants/third state-nationals with a legal stay/work permit, others); young people from a minority background, young migrants
d. The planned group size (i.e. number of participants per group (8–12; 12–16; more than 16; other); 8-12
e. The estimated period of implementation of the project (from month/year to month/year); from October 2025 until March 2027
f. The duration of the participant stays abroad (i.e. number of months (2 months; 3 months; 4 months; 5-6 months; other); 4 months
g. The intended timing for the participant stays abroad (between month/year and month/year) (this information presents an added value if you can indicate a certain time in planning of the calendar year or several time frames as between months or during a particular season where your flows are taking place more or less regularly); 4 months between February 2026 and November 2026
h. The type of accommodation and support you are seeking for the stay abroad (i.e. type of hosting organisation, specific trainings for participants, type of hosting structure for the work-related experience, etc.); We are looking for another NGO or similar organization that can take care of all logistical aspects related to the mobility abroad, ensure mentoring and psychological support for participants, and provide language training as well as other preparatory courses related to the work experience.
In addition, the host structure for the work-based experience should be a small business (with a maximum of 30 employees) operating in the fields of accommodation, food services and manufacturing.
i. If you have also implemented other relevant projects, under ESF+ or other funds, aligned with ALMA's objectives, please describe your experience and add links to the project website: Yes, we also have 10 years of experience in implementing European Solidarity Corps opportunities, with a specific focus on vulnerable NEETs (link).
j. Partners or other organisations that may recommend your organisation
(provide details of organisations/contacts who can recommend your organisation as a reliable transnational partner). We are part of youth NGOs network, Voices of Youth Europe (VoYE)- info@VoYE.com