The project engages participants from a total of 6 partner organizations, with each organization contributing 10 young participants and 1 group leader (peer trainer) to participate in project activities and the camp. The young participants in the project are comprised of students, including those with fewer opportunities, with a background in sports.

In addition to the young participants, the project involves 6 group leaders (peer trainers) aged 18-30, selected as knowledgeable experts (young leaders) in grassroots sport management. These leaders have been identified through their involvement in previously implemented EU projects by the partners. Throughout the project, group leaders will play a crucial role in supporting young participants during all preparatory, implementation, and follow-up activities. Their contributions will be facilitated through an “intercultural” and “intergenerational” dialogue approach, enabling the exchange of knowledge and experiences.

The project enhances young participants’ skills in inclusive sports, providing practical experience. They gain awareness of inclusion in sports, benefits for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (PwID), and promoting tailored activities.

Group leaders (peer trainers) refine management skills through organizing the camp. This opens post-project opportunities and expands their understanding of disability sport programs for potential initiatives in their organizations.

The camp will be held in the city of Rovinj, in the region of Istria, Croatia. A small, tourist town located on the west coast of Istria. Rovinj offers all the possibilities for easy camp organization precisely because of the high-quality and diverse infrastructure, from accommodation, sports fields, sports halls, etc.