TUI Junior Academy La Palma

The volcanic eruption in La Palma in 2022 had long term consequences for those affected on the island. As well as the material losses and psychological effects, the local children faced an additional challenge in terms of their education and mental wellbeing. With the island now entering a reconstruction phase, identifying and treating child mental health issues is vital, and schools play a key role in this, sometimes being the only familiar space children have after an emergency.

TUI Junior Academy La Palma promotes the concept of protective wellbeing environments in different social settings including leisure and free time, sports and education. It creates a culture for organisations that work with children to nurture and encourage metal wellbeing, as well as offering students environmental education through nature-focused excursions and workshops.​

The TUI Junior Academy La Palma focuses on the mental wellbeing of children by offering protective environments which minimise risk and nurture health and wellbeing. It usess two innovatie digital apps which focus on the early identification and treatment of mental health issues among children and young people. In total, 1970 children will benefit from psychosocial support via the apps and via specialised training for school professionals.

Additionally, 190 children from 10 schools in La Palma will participate in an environmental workshop on ecological soap making and in two excursions, including a beach clean-up in Tazacorte and a nature walk in the municipality, with a brief clean-up campaign in the area.

PROJECT PARTNER

Educo is a global development and humanitarian action NGO aimed at supporting children and defending their rights, in particular the right to receive an equitable and quality education. The organisation designs and implements programmes in the countries it operates in so that children and adolescents enjoy equitable, safe and quality education, are protected from violence and exploitation, and contribute to social change through their empowerment and agency.

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