EU-supported projects like USSI, EUFITMOS, and i4EUFITMOS help trainers, teachers, and parents promote active and healthy lifestyles. They give children skills, confidence, and social inclusion through sport.

USSI trains athletes of all ages with visual impairments, adapting judo techniques to improve coordination and spatial awareness. Other modules help children with cerebral palsy, ADHD, delayed motor development, or neurological conditions. The program uses safe, therapeutic exercises and builds life skills like self-defense, stress management, and confidence.

i4EUFITMOS provides digital tools for teachers and parents. They can track progress and support children more effectively.

All projects are backed by Erasmus+, the EU program for education, youth, training, and sport. It promotes inclusion, digital skills, green transition, and community sports.

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