Luxembourg

The association was created to manage EU project in 2013. As coordinator for Luxembourg we participate to several European Youth Events (EYE). Since few years, we are developing more local projects around youth, cultural and social rights. We are also working with a partner LIFE asbl on social issues like the housing in Luxembourg and providing solutions by developing colocations. Current housing crisis is a real challenge for young people and we now have 30 houses with different concepts (monoparental, youth colocations) with the support of Housing Ministery. Other topics we deal with is all around the sustainable development. In the housing project, we are looking to develop ecological and sustainable way to living and also the values that are important for us : autonomy, solidarity, ecology, inclusivity.
We are also supported by Council of Europe to develop Youth projects and initiatives.
We have only volunteers for the moment but looking to hire one person. We are partner with LIFE asbl and Maison des associations. We received funding for Erasmus + projects with 8 others partners on a project "Find the Fake". We investigate how to develop exchanges for youth people.

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L'Association Avicenne est composée d'un Président, d'une Vice-Présidente d'un Directeur, d'un Conseil D'administrations de 6 membres et de nombreux bénévoles. Les ressources Budgétaires proviennent de la Politique de la Ville, du Conseil régional de Meurthe et Moselle, de la Région Lorraine, de partenaires publics (CAF, VVV, etc.)et des partenaires privés et même de l'Union Européenne. Les subventions sont allouées suite aux actions élaborées suivant les projets dans le cadre de cahiers des charges bien définis, d'échanges de jeunes dans le cadre du programme "Youth in action" de l'UE.

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The Neumünster Abbey Cultural Exchange Center (neimënster), inaugurated in May 2004 after ten years of restoration work, is located in the heart of the old quarters, on an itinerary which is classified Unesco world heritage. Located in a spectacular setting, this group of buildings, which have come through four centuries of turbulent history, is now dedicated to cultural projects and is at the same time a marvellous site for grand events. Within its 12.000 square meters, about 700 such events are organized each year on this site which is open to all and which looks to be a place of exchange by allowing “the dialogue of cultures and the culture of dialogue". The names of three buildings which make up the Centre have special significance. This was done within a context of respect for a past which is pregnant with meaning. Lucien Wercollier gave his name to the Abbey’s cloister, Robert Bruch to the criminal building and Robert Krieps to the workshop which then became Tutesall.

A President, a co-ordinator, 5 employees.
State, members and other non-profit activity.
Workshops, language courses, the participation in many cultural actions, help in the useful information.
Amitié Plurielle Luxembourg a.s.b.l., Centre de Formation Lucien Huss.