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25th January 2012: New Year, New Start in Leeds

The 25th January 2011, Everything is Possible was a the event ''New Year, New Start'', organised by Europe Direct and the Leeds Library. During this day we met around 50 young people and social workers and presented our both new Leonardo and EVS projects.

Regarding the promotion of this event, the Probation Service’s ‘Community Payback’ scheme has finished leaflets door to door in an area that covers approximately 6,500 households, according to the Leeds Library. Local schools have been provided with leaflets for their pupils to take home. Library members, for some of whom they have emails, have been emailed. Previous users of the Library’s Jobseekers advice service as well as local community groups have been emailed. The event's webpage has had over 1100 hits so far.

>> January 2012: Watch the BREAKING BARRIERS BUILDING PARTNERSHIP video.

Discover our new video about ''Breaking Barriers Building Partnership'' and follow the journey of an EVS volunteer from the preparation to his/her return.

Click on this banner to watch the video:

BREAKING BARRIERS BUILDING PARTNERSHIP is a project created and coordinated by Everything is Possible and supported by the Youth in Action Programme of the European Union. BREAKING BARRIERS BUILDING PARTNERSHIP gave 11 organisations the chance to offer over 90 young people mostly with fewer opportunities the possibility to realize a European Voluntary Service and to take part in a worthwhile cause in one of the hosting countries: Costa Rica, Peru, Uruguay, Jamaica, Spain, Malta, Ecuador, Mexico, United Kingdom.

FOR MORE INFO, CLICK HERE.

>> January 2012: Watch the video of our project CREATIVE INCLUSION.

Discover our new video about ''Creative Inclusion'' and follow the journey of an EVS volunteer from the preparation to his/her return.

Click on this banner to watch the video:

CREATIVE INCLUSION is a project created and coordinated by Everything is Possible and supported by the Youth in Action Programme of the European Union. CREATIVE INCLUSION gave 14 organisations the chance to offer over 60 young people mostly with fewer opportunities the possibility to realize an European Voluntary Service and to take part in a worthwhile cause in one of the 5 hosting countries: Ghana, India, Jamaica, United Kingdom, The Gambia.

FOR MORE INFO, CLICK HERE.

>> December 2011 - January 2012: Happy New Year from all EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE Team.

All Everything is Possible Team wish you all the best for Christmas and 2012 and invite you to look back with us at all the big EP 2011 moments and 2012 events through our Interactive Greeting Card.

>> 15th December 2011 : Join our new 4.3 Training ''Inclusion in International Youth Work''.

Training supported by the British Council and the Youth in Action programme of the European Commission.

>> 5th December 2011 : Chaimae and Marianna at the British Council to share their EVS experience in Jamaica:

Our two short term volunteers, Marianna and Chaimae, were at the ''Volunteering Abroad'' event in London on the Monday 5th December. They shared their EVS experience in Jamaica with many professionals and volunteers who came to celebrate this volunteering day. They were with Janette, their youth and community worker of Caxton Youth Club, who supported them in Jamaica. Everything is Possible was there of course. We presented an extract of our Creative Inclusion visibility video, with images of Chaimae and Marianna in Jamaica.

As well, Steve our ex-colleague presented his whole journey with Everything is Possible from his first EVS volunteering opportunity to his job as Short Term Programme Facilitator.

This event was organised by the British Council and VSO. Creative Inclusion and the EVS opportunity of Chaimae and Marianna was supported by the Youth in Action Programme of the European Commission.

Watch the video of the EVS project of Marianna and Chaimae who volunteered one month in Jamaica. Click here.

>> 24th November 2011 : Congratulation to Rebekah and Vaila our two EVS volunteers winners of the national Your Story Competition :

The 24th November 2011, Everything is Possible staff came at the British Council London offices to support our two volunteers, Rebekah and Vaila, for the Your Story Prize Awards Event organised by the Bristish Council and Ecorys UK.

Rebekah and Vaila with Simon Williams, Head EU Programmes, British Council.

Rebekah won second place and Vaila the third place in the Youth in Action essay category of the British Council and Ecorys 'Your Story' Competition.

All Everything is Possible staff is very proud of them.

You can read their poems clicking on their name:

Rebekah's Poem. Vaila's Poem.
Or visit the official website of the competition : http://competition.lifelonglearningprogramme.org.uk/youth-in-action/index.php

>> 9th November 2011 : Everything is Possible informed around 150 people about its projects and both the Youth in Action and Lifelong Learning Programmes:

The 9th November 2011, Everything is Possible was at the European Job Day in Manchester (event hosted by EURES UK). During this day, the team informed around 150 people about both the Youth in Action and Lifelong Learning Programmes and presented opportunities through the European Voluntary Service and Leonardo. At the end of the day around 65 persons filled a form to hear more about our projects.

In the previous European Job day event in Newcastle, Everything is Possible informed around 200 people about our international mobility programmes and some of the applicants are now in our projects.

>> November 2011: NEW Grundtvig Learner Workshop INCLUSION THROUGH SPORT:

The recruitment for our new Grundtvig Learner Workshop around Sport and Inclusion is now open. For more information regarding the workshop and to fill in the application form, please visit our BLOG “Inclusion Through Sport” (click on the following banner) or contact Raphael: raphael@everythingispossible.eu .

>> November 2011: Everything is Possible will be European Job Day in Manchester the 9th of November:

Ash and Raphael will be at the European Job Day in Manchester (Manchester
United Football Club) the 9th November from 10am to 5pm. In the previous European Job day event in Newcastle, Everything is Possible informed around 200 people
about our international mobility programmes and some of the applicants are now in our projects.

>> October 2011 : Everything is Possible new office:

Everything is Possible has just moved in to a new office.

Our new address is: Unit 28, 30-38 Dock Street, Leeds LS10 1JF, United Kingdom.

Please note the phone and fax number remain the same. Our new office is in the same building: we have moved to the third floor. I am sure all post will find its way to us.

As well, please note that we have not had internet and our email system has been down since last Tuesday 11th October. We are therefore now dealing with all emails as quickly as possible, please re forward any mails that are urgent.

We apologise for this inconvenience.

>> 1st October 2011: Everything is Possible's NEWSLETTER.

>> 1st September : THANK YOU!!!

Dear partner,

This year Everything is Possible, with the help of our partners, recruited around 35 volunteers from the UK and abroad. They helped us to promote recycling during the festival and to salvage after the event. 12 charity organisations joined us as well to reclaim camping items for their own activities. Festival goers left thousands of pieces of camping equipment and food. Our volunteers reclaimed thousands of good quality, almost brand new camping items. Food has been passed on to St George’s Crypt which offers hope, practical support and a new start to hundreds of people every year in Yorkshire.

With the help of our partners and the local media many registered charities, local voluntary groups and NGO’s found their way to our camping equipment collection point.

Also this year much of the region’s local media such as BBC LOOK NORTH, BBC Website, YORKSHIRE EVENING POST and BBC Radio covered the event.

Finally all the good camping equipment items recycled by our volunteers found a new owner and will help many organisations carry out their daily activities.

Everything is Possible would like to thank all our volunteers, partners, local media and, of course, Festival Republic who helped us to make it happen.

The Salvage and Everything is Possible on the local media:

BBC LOOK NORTH: Watch the report about the salvage and the interview of Clair Brown on BBC LOOK NORTH : http://bit.ly/nFyBkx
BBC LOOK NORTH Lunchtime: available soon on www.everythingispossible.eu
BBC WEBSITE: Read the article on the BBC Website: http://bbc.in/oW313X
YORKSHIRE EVENING POST: Read the article on the YORKSHIRE EVENING POST: http://bit.ly/rhhExk

Don’t forget to follow us on:

Twitter : http://bit.ly/ia8W6r

And Facebook: http://on.fb.me/eveULJ

>> Tuesday 29th - Wednesday 30th August 2011: Join us for the Leeds Festival Salvage or collect camping items for a small donation.

Festival Republic and Everything is Possible once again are salvaging good quality useable camping equipment left behind at Leeds Festival 2011: tents, sleeping bags, mats, wellies and others camping utensils.

Together we are offering registered charities, local voluntary groups and NGO’s an
opportunity to collect camping equipment. This can be obtained in couple of ways:

>>JOIN US on the Festival campsite on Tuesday 30th August 2011.

All you need is a large vehicle and some willing volunteers. Everything your group collects you can take away for free. If you are interested please complete the APPLICATION FORM (click here to download it) and send it to Raphael : raphael@everythingispossible.eu or fax: 0113 242 0999 . For more information phone 0113 242 0888. We will offer this opportunity to 20 groups this summer.

>>COLLECT single items or a full builder’s bag for a small donation.
If you only want a small amount of equipment or you can’t join us for the big clear up, you
have the opportunity to pick up camping equipment collected by our volunteers during the
salvage at Leeds Festival. You can have:
• A full builder’s bag of camping gear for £20
(2 tents and as much other equipment that you can fit).
+ Possibility to negotiate to fill a car for £50.
• Or individual items for small donations.

Sales address: Re-work office furniture, Unit 15, Hunslet Trading Estate, Severn Way, Leeds LS10 1BL. To find the directions to Re-work office furniture, click here.

Sales dates: Tuesday 30th August 1pm-5pm and Wednesday 31st August 10am – 4pm. Sale dates and times to be confirmed: call Everything is Possible or Re-Work (0113 272 1341).

NEW : Collection open to individuals on Wednesday 31th August.

For more information contact Raphael : raphael@everythingispossible.eu or 0113 242 0888.

For the Interactive leaflet about the Salvage and Sales Days: click here

>> August 2011: Volunteering in Costa Rica and Jamaica.

Are you a motivated young person between the age of 16 and 30, interested in taking part in a fantastic one month Voluntary Service placement in Jamaica or Costa Rica starting mid-late October?

What is European Voluntary Service?
European Voluntary Service (EVS) is a programme funded by the European Commission which is designed to give young people between the age of 16-30 the chance to volunteer in another country, almost anywhere in the world.

What is provided?
As a part of the programme, the travel to and from the host country will be covered,
as well as accommodation, meals, health insurance and a small weekly volunteer
allowance (Pocket money).

What is the project about?

Jamaica
Everything is Possible have various projects across Jamaica, mainly focusing on work in primary and secondary schools. As an EVS volunteer you will have the chance to assist staff in schools in teaching and coaching sports activities with children and young people.

Costa Rica
As an EVS volunteer in Costa Rica you will help an environmental organisation in protecting and maintaining areas of conservation interest such as nature trails and horticultural gardens. Activities are physical tasks such as trail building and maintenance to protect the riverbeds of Las Quebradas.

Interested?
contact Steve, Short term coordinator
email : steve@everythingispossible.eu
telephone: 0113 242 0888a

To download the LEAFLET, click here.

>> August 2011: Join the Green Messengers at the Leeds Festival!

Give up your free time for a worthwhile cause and have a free access to Leeds Festival.
Every year Leeds Festival attracts thousands of music lovers. Keeping the site environmentally friendly is a huge challenge, that the Green Messengers try to manage.
This volunteering experience gives volunteers the chance to have access to the festival
for free.

What will I do?
As a Green Messenger you will work to promote recycling, collect cans & plastic
bottles and salvage good quality, re-usable camping equipment that has been left
in the campsites which will be given to charity and community organisations. For
more information about the activities see bellow ''More details about the activities''.

How long will I have to work?
This year there will have 2 GREEN MESSENGER TEAMS:

• Team A will work 2 shifts on ‘show days’ (Friday 26th, Saturday 27th and Sunday28th August) and 1 shift on Thursday 25th before the festival.
• Team B will work 1 day during the festival (Friday 26th/Saturday 27th or Sunday 28th August) and 2 days after. Post event (Monday 29th, Tuesday 30th August) you will be part of the salvage team, helping clear the site of reusable camping gear.

Green Messengers will work a total of 24 hours for the duration of the
Festival. They will usually work 3 × 8hours shifts allocated by Everything
is Possible.

And what about the Festival?
The activities are usually held before the concerts. So you will be able to spend
your free time in the festival enjoying all the bands and entertainment on offer!

Everything is Possible is looking for volunteers so if you think you’re full of energy, don’t mind getting your hands dirty and are a passionate recycler, please send the Application Form (that you can download in clicking here) fully completed to Raphael : raphael@everythingispossible.eu

------ DEADLINE: Thursday 18th of August 2011 ------

For more information about the programme and the projects open this INTERACTIVE leaflet, clicking here.

Watch the video of last year, on our Youtube Channel : click here.

MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES:

The Green Messengers work in all the recycling initiatives at the festival. You will be doing some or all of the following:

• Hand out bin bags to people on arrival.
• Tell the campers about the recycling initiatives, especially promoting the idea of packing their camping gear down and taking it home.
• Be stationed at the sets of recycling bins throughout the campgrounds telling people what bin to put their recycling in. You will be armed with a litter picking stick and if necessary you will have to pick out the wrong stuff that gets thrown in the wrong bin when you’re not looking. You may also do some litter picking around the roadway your bin is stationed on. Daytime shifts only.
• Be part of our Recycle Exchange team. You will receive bags of cans and other rubbish from the campers and hand out beer vouchers. You will need to be a bit bossy for this job as you will have to make the people pick out any ‘contaminants’ from the bags they bring back before you hand over their beer voucher. We are also looking at a way of collecting up all the trashed metal chairs, so you may end up on that duty too.
• Be part of our Compost Crew. These will be highly sought after arena jobs, so volunteers will need to jump through a few hoops to get this role. The Compost Crew will roam around the arena with a handy hoop and a litter picking stick working as mobile compost bins. This is so people don’t have to sit in each others' squished kebabs and also so we capture the estimated 70% of compostable waste produced in the arena ends up as compost and not as methane puffing out of a landfill. OK, so not such a glamorous job, but we’ll kit you out in some fun t-shirts and you’ll get to see and hear the bands.
• You will be promoting the option of packing down their gear and donating it to our Tent Recycling points.
• Staffing Tent Recycling points on the Monday morning.
• Working in the sorting area to re-pack all the donated gear.
• Salvaging and scavenging good quality re-usable gear that’s left in the campsites, to go to charity and community organisations.

>> July 2011: New EVS opportunities available from the 30th August to the 30th November 2011.

New volunteering placements available at Everything is Possible for 18-30 years old to participate in an European Voluntary Service. We are looking for motivated, creative and enthusiastic volunteers. These projects are fully funded by the Youth in Action programme of the European Commission.

For more information about the programme and the projects open this INTERACTIVE leaflet:

''New EVS volunteering opportunities INTERACTIVE''

>> July : New layout for our blog ''Turn Up The VOLume''

Discover or rediscover our Blog ''Turn Up The VOLume''. In this blog you will be able to read or watch the testimonies, pictures and videos sent by our volunteers and trainees from their projects, around the world. All these projects have been organised by Everything is Possible and supported by ECORYS UK, the British Council, the Lifelong Learning and the Youth in Action programmes.

>> July-September 2011: Competition ''Your Story'' for the UK participants about their experience through EVS, Leonardo, Grundtvig or other programmes.

Ecorys and the British Council are running a competition for UK participants of the Youth in Action (European Voluntary Service-EVS and other actions) and Lifelong Learning (Leonardo, Grundtvig and others) Programmes from across the UK.

As EVS volunteers, Leonardo trainee, or participant in Grundtvig, you are invited to participate in this competition by sending your testimony of your experience through words, photos or film. (for more information please visit the official your story competition website http://competition.lifelonglearningprogramme.org.uk/ or contact Raphael: raphael@everythingispossible.eu )

Conditions and deadline?
The competitions are open until 30 September 2011. All the winners from each of the six programmes will be invited to attend a joint prize-giving event at the British Council head office in London in November 2011. It is only open for people from UK participating in one of this programme.For specific conditions regarding each programme, please visit the official your story competition website http://competition.lifelonglearningprogramme.org.uk/

There are some exciting prizes on offer.

More info?
Visit the official your story competition website: http://competition.lifelonglearningprogramme.org.uk/

Or our blog Turn Up The Volume: http://volunteersturnupthevolume.blogspot.com/

>> 30 June 2011 : Everything is Possible at the ''Your Story Conference''.

Clair Brown, co-founder of Everything is Possible, will speak at the ''Your Story'' Conference on the 30th June 2011.

At 10.40 she will share her experience of the programmes. She will be joined by participants who have taken part in Leonardo, Grundtvig and Youth in Action projects, like Sam Webb (see his testimony on our blog Turn Up The VOLume).

At 14.15, Clair Brown will sit on the panel for Question Time.

During the day we will distribute to participants a DVD with Videos/Testimonies of the different projects we ran through the Lifelong Learning and Youth in Action Programmes.

For more information about the event, click here.

Discover the videos of our projects on our Youtube Channel (click here), and discover testimonies from volunteers and trainees on our blog Turn Up The Volume (click here).

>> June 2011 : Video of ''Exchanging Dreams'', our Grundtvig Learner Workshop.

Discover the video of ''Exchanging Dreams'', our Grundtvig Learner Workshop supported by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Union and ECORYS UK.

Click on the picture:

In one week, 25 participants from five european countries - France, Hungary, Italy, Sweden and United Kingdom - learnt about media and gained skills in Photography, Exhibition, Television, Movie, Video editing, Soundtrack editing, Radio show, Radio drama.

For more information about the Grundtvig Learner Workshops (previous and future) organised by Everything is Possible, please visit the official blog ''Exchanging Dreams''

ECORYS wrote a very nice article about our Grundtvig Learner Workshop ''Exchanging Dreams''. The article opened their new blog that you can discover by clicking on this link: http://bit.ly/hJXia1

Information about the programme : http://www.grundtvig.org.uk/

>> June 2011 : Video of our project in India:

Discover the video of our project in India and the testimonies of Rebecca and Lauren who volunteered in the local organisation. Click on the picture:

>> May 2011 : Jeremy and Justine tell people about the Grundtvig Learner Workshop during the European Day fair in France.

Jeremy and Justine, two french participants of the Grundtvig Learner Workshop ‘’Exchanging Dreams’’, participated last week in the European day in Arras (North of France). During this event they told people about their experience in the UK.

To read the article click on the picture:

Justine and Jeremy at the European Day fair in Arras (France).
GLW Souvenir Poster on the left of the picture.

More news about our volunteers and trainees on our blog ''Turn Up The VOLume''

>> May 2011 : Press Release ''Natalie back from adventure''.

A local newspaper had interviewed Natalie Read who participated in a one-month European Voluntary Service project in Uruguay through Everything is Possible.

''I really enjoyed working with the children in the school and I would love to go back and do it again.''

To read the article, please click on the article.

More news about our volunteers and trainees on our blog ''Turn Up The VOLume''

>> April 2011 : Exchanging Dreams on the ECORYS' Blog

ECORYS wrote a very nice article about our Grundtvig Learner Workshop ''Exchanging Dreams''. The article opened their new blog, that you can discover by clicking on this link: http://bit.ly/hJXia1

For more information about the project, please read the blog, by clicking on this link :

http://bit.ly/fngo5E

Exchanging Dreams is a project organised by Everything is Possible and supported by the Lifelong Learning Programme and ECORYS.

>> April 2011 : Everything is Possible has got now its own Youtube TV Channel.

You can now follow us on our Youtube Channel and discover our projects supported by both the Youth in Action and the Lifelong Learning Programmes. Click on this link:

You will find there some of our videos about:

- Black Butterfly : our international project around photography and interculturality that took place in 2010 and involved 150 young people from Europe and Latin America. Project supported by the European Commission.

- Change How the Story Ends : International project which has seen 60 young people from Europe involved in recycling at the Leeds Music Festival and 1000 tents passed onto the local community. Project supported by the Birtish Council and the European Commission.

- And many other information about our trainings and other projects.

Don’t forget that you can also:

Join us on Facebook : Everything is Possible

>> 7-14 March 2011: Everything is Possible hosted 25 people from all around Europe for its second Grundtvig Learner Workshop

In March 2011, Everything is Possible organised its second Grundtvig Learner Workshop. In one week, 25 people from all around Europe (France, Hunagry, Italy, Sweden and UK) learnt about media and gained skills in Photography, Exhibition, Television, Cinema, Video Editing, Soundtrack Editing, Radio Show, Radio Drama.

This project has been organised by Everything is Possible and supported by the Lifelong Learning Programme and ECORYS.

Discover the story of the week, pictures, testimonies and the participants' productions (Videos, Soundtrack and Radio Shows) on our Exchanging Dreams Blog.

Click on this link : http://bit.ly/fngo5E

Discover the video of our previous Grundtvig Learner Workshop 'Cultural Heritage: Routes to our Roots, by clicking on this link : http://bit.ly/fBMut8

>> March 2011 : Everything is Possible informed around 200 people about its activities and both the 'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning Programmes:

The 2nd March, Everything is Possible was at the European Job Day in Newcastle. During this day, the team informed around 200 people about both the 'Youth in Action' and Lifelong Learning Programmes and presented opportunities through the European Voluntary Service and Leonardo. At the end of the day around 80 persons filled a form to hear more about our project.

April 2011 : One of the young people that we met during this event is now in a Leonardo project in Italy.

>> OPEN EVENING January 2011: Around 100 young people attended our event.

Around 100 young people came to our OPEN EVENING. During this event, our two mobility coordinators, Steve (Short Term Project) and Ash (Long Term Projects) presented our mobility opportunities, the Youth in Action Programme (especially EVS), the Lifelong Learning Programme (especially Leonardo).

>> OPEN EVENING: Open Evening on Short & Long Term voluntary experiences

>> Dowload the PDF Leaflet

Everything is possible will be in Leeds Central Library on February 1st.

Come along to find out how you can get involved in an international voluntary or training experience, and the opportunities we have on offer at the moment and throughout 2011!

There will be two sessions:

> If you have never been abroad or are receiving support from an organization please attend the session at 14:30-16:30.

> If you are a student or have experience in volunteering abroad/travelling, please attend the second session at 17:00-19:00..

If you are unsure which session to attend, please contact Steve Craddock or Ash Swindells on 0113 2420888

Where? Leeds Central Library

When? Tuesday 1st February 2011

What time? Short term session- 14:30 / Long term session- 17:00

>> EVENTS : New Year, New Start
Everything is Possible will be in the Compton centre in Leeds from 1pm-5pm on Wednesday 19th January 2011.

The event: New year, New start is all about…
* Looking For Work
* Running Your Own Business
* Learning And Training
* Volunteering
* and Healthy Living

There will be many interesting opportunities on offer from different organisations. We will be promoting the international mobility opportunities we have available in EVS and Leonardo during 2011. Come along to find out how to get involved! (Details below)

Where? The Compton Centre, Harehills, LS9 7BG
When? Wednesday 19th January 2011
What time? 1.00pm and 5.00pm

For more details contact Steve Craddock, Short-term Programmes Facilitator

>> Everything is Possible now on Facebook and Twitter

Find us on Facebook: '' Everything is Possible ''

>> Youth Exchange: How The Story Ends Press Release: ''Whitby volunteers help out overseas''

Change how the story ends educated young people in the concept of ‘recycle and reuse’. Using the exciting environment of a music festival in Leeds, participants had the opportunity to consider how their home country recycle, and to share this with other participants. Young people encouraged festival goers to recycle their plastic cups and beer cans etc. At the end of the festival the exchange groups collected good quality camping equipment, tents, sleeping bags, camping chairs etc left behind by festival goers and claimed any equipment which they wanted to take home with them, Spare equipment was distributed to local community groups through a camping distribution day which was held at the end of the exchange. The Duration of the exchange was 8 days. The number of participants was 51.

To see the blog and the Video please click on this banner:

>> Press Release: ''Whitby volunteers help out overseas''

The Whitby Gazette had interview three volunteers who realised a voluntary service in Norway through Everything is Possible.

''ANYTHING is possible for three Whithby volunteers who are going global to help support worthy causes''...

To see the article, please click here.

>> A WHOLE CAMPING SET for 25£:

If you are a community organisation and you are still interested in the camping equipment, please contact us

0113 242 0888

Festival Republic and Everything’s Possible are once again organising the salvage of good quality useable camping equipment left behind after this year’s Leeds Festival.

To download information, please click here.

>> 01/09/2010 - Everything is Possible in South Leeds COMMUNITY RADIO

Clair Brown, funder of the organisation has been interviewed by the South Leeds Community Radio. Clair spoke about the organisation and about the salvage during the Leeds Festival.

To listen at this interview, click on this link:

>> Black Butterfly Project:

This year during January and February, Everything is Possible organised a seminar with partners from Europe and Latin America. The aim of this seminar was to present in detail the Black Butterfly project and share teaching and administration tools to enable the success of this project. This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. It is a photo project around the theme of interculturality. Each organisation has organised or will organise photo workshops designed to teach young peoples how to use a camera, how to deliver a message through a picture, and how to retouch a picture. Each organisation will organise in its country a photo exhibition prepared by the young participants. At the end of October, the partners will meet in Uruguay for an evaluation seminar in which participants will present their photography and a photo book with all the pictures taken during this project.

This project has been funded with the support of Youth in Action Programme of the European Union.

For more information about the photo workshops, click on the banner below.

>> Summer Camps 2010:

This year Everything is Possible has decided to create a blog for our summer camps, in order to enable families and friends to receive news of the young participants.

To see the blog and for more information about the 2010 Summer Camps, please click on the following banner:

>> Grundtvig Learner Workshops:

After the success of the first Grundtvig Learner Workshop entitled ''Cultural Heritage:Routes to our Roots'', Everything is Possible will organise second Grundtvig Learner Workshop about medias and Communication entitled ''Exchanging Dreams''. This project has been funded with the support of ECOTEC and the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Union.

In order to give information about the last one and the new one, Everything is Possible created a blog.

For more information about the Grundtvig Learner Workshop, please click on the following banner:

>> Become a GREEN MESSENGER during The Leeds Festival

Click here to download the guide.

If you are interested, please contact Everything's Possible.

>> Turn Up the Volume Newsletter:

Every month, one volunteer is writing a newsletter for the hosting volunteers of Everything is Possible in UK. In this newsletter called ''Turn Up the VOLume'', volunteers can find information about the life in Leeds, Bradford and London and advice for travel.

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