Project's Partners
Youthability, Coordinator (Greece)
YOUTHABILITY is a non-profit youth organisation based in Greece, dedicated to empowering young people through non-formal education, capacity building, and active participation. The organisation designs and implements workshops, training programmes, mentoring initiatives, and awareness-raising activities that promote entrepreneurship, leadership, critical thinking, civic engagement, and social inclusion. With extensive experience in coordinating and participating in Erasmus+ and other European projects, YOUTHABILITY has developed strong expertise in creating innovative educational activities and supporting young people from diverse backgrounds, including those with fewer opportunities.
Within the PAGE project, YOUTHABILITY will contribute its extensive experience in youth work and non-formal education to support the design, implementation, and validation of the project's educational activities. Building on its expertise in developing learner-centred training programmes and engaging young people through participatory methodologies, the organisation will help ensure that PAGE's educational outputs are practical, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of the target group. Furthermore, YOUTHABILITY will actively support the testing, dissemination, and exploitation of the project's results, maximising their impact among young people, youth workers, and relevant stakeholders.
Club – Zet Motor Sport (Bulgaria)
Club Z Motor Sport is a non-profit organisation based in Sofia, Bulgaria, dedicated to promoting road safety, responsible driving, and healthy lifestyles among young people through educational initiatives and motor sport activities. The organisation combines practical expertise in road safety awareness with extensive experience in organising educational campaigns, training activities, and community events that encourage responsible behaviour and accident prevention. Through its collaboration with public authorities and local stakeholders, Club Z Motor Sport actively contributes to fostering a stronger road safety culture and increasing young people's engagement in safe and responsible mobility.
Within the PAGE project, Club Z Motor Sport will provide the practical and technical expertise that complements the consortium's educational and research capacities. The organisation will lead the research and data collection activities, ensuring that the educational content is informed by current road safety trends, accident statistics, and real-life challenges faced by young drivers. In addition, it will lead the development of the project's interactive simulations and gamified learning activities, transforming research findings into engaging educational experiences that strengthen knowledge retention and encourage responsible driving behaviours among young people. Through its strong connections with local road safety stakeholders and its experience in awareness-raising initiatives, Club Z Motor Sport will also play a key role in piloting, dissemination, and promoting the long-term sustainability of the project's results.
Responsible Young Drivers – Secura Forum (Belgium)
The Square Dot Team is a research and policy organisation based in Leuven, Belgium, dedicated to addressing societal challenges through evidence-based research, innovative policy development, and tailor-made educational solutions. The organisation has extensive expertise in policy research, curriculum design, training and capacity building, EU-funded projects, career coaching, and business mentoring. By combining research excellence with practical implementation, The Square Dot Team develops high-quality educational resources and policy recommendations that respond to contemporary social and educational needs.
Within the PAGE project, The Square Dot Team will provide the scientific and pedagogical expertise required to support the project's research activities and the development of its educational theoretical content. Their experience in research methodology, curriculum design, and evidence-based learning will ensure that all educational outputs are academically sound, pedagogically coherent, and aligned with current European policies and best practices, contributing to the overall quality and impact of the project.
