Trapezistak is a one-stop-shop integral model to promote successful transitions to adulthood of (migrant) youth in social disadvantage and without family references:

 

• Framed in the Basque youth and migration policies, focused on rights and inclusion, is co-designed and developed from an inter-institutional perspective and in cooperation with the Social Third Sector in Basque Country.
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• Designed from the experience of the last pandemic for the experimentation of innovative, person-centered and multi-dimensional solutions, is inspired also by successful European practices adapted to our context.
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• Specifically designed and strongly oriented to generate measurable impact (with an integrated monitoring and evolutive evaluation scheme) for subsequent replication and scaling up.

 

 

 

 

 

• Youth and migration policies as the ordinary framework.
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• Emancipation right and rights (subjective or objective) linked to emancipation.
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• Need of specific emancipation policies (to leave parents home and consolidate it).
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•  Emancipation and social inclusion as goals (enhancing autonomous living).
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• Transition to adulthood as a longer process.
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• Positive action inside a normalized emancipation network (gender, origin…)
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• Emancipation as result of several factors (employment, housing, income + capacities for autonomous living, cultural framework…)
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• Multidimensional (one-stop shop) and community approach (community model).
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• Public leadership and cooperation between sectors.
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• Focus on rights and duties.
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• Universal Declaration on Human Rights, European Convention on Human Rights, and the European Pillar of Social Rights as references.
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• Starting profiles and limits of the program.
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• Regulated access to citizenship / youth interventions with people who is in Euskadi.
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• Model of reception and social inclusion (vg: arrival resources oriented to agile integration with the participation of the community, and interculturality vs multiculturality or assimilation models).

 

 

 

Agintzari participate in this local network and also coordinate the program. Each organization offers at least, neighborhood-based housing solutions and social-educational intervention and a personal reference to the young and the local community, enhance both capacities and opportunities. Some of them additionally offer training-labour intermediation services.

 

 

 

 

Trapezistak measures its impact through two strategies:

 

 

Documentos

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  Sumary 2023

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  Trapezistak Presentation

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  Sumary June 2024

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  AGINTZARI - SOCIAL BALANCE 2023