Home & Heart: European Family Festival
Sector: Residential • Location: Latvia
Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal
The Home & Heart: European Family Festival is a transformative initiative that brings together families from across Europe, creating a powerful, dynamic and unique space where people of all generations can connect through sports, culture and shared experiences. This event is not just a festival – it is a movement towards greater social inclusion, stronger family ties and a more cohesive European i
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Description | The Home & Heart: European Family Festival is a transformative initiative that brings together families from across Europe, creating a powerful, dynamic and unique space where people of all generations can connect through sports, culture and shared experiences. This event is not just a festival – it is a movement towards greater social inclusion, stronger family ties and a more cohesive European identity. By combining physical activity, educational workshops and cultural exchange, the festival will unite both local families and those from socially at-risk groups, including refugees and low-income households, ensuring that everyone has equal opportunities to participate, learn and thrive. The festival’s vision is to serve as a landmark event in Europe, fostering collaboration between generations and strengthening the fabric of our diverse communities. The Home & Heart: European Family Festival will bring together 50 socially at-risk international families (200 people), representing 5-6 families from each EU member state and 200 local families (800 people), totaling 1,000 on-site participants. 50% of attendees will come from socially vulnerable backgrounds, including refugees, low-income families and individuals with disabilities. Additionally, an extra 1,000 families will join remotely through an interactive online format, engaging in live-streamed events, workshops and digital learning experiences, ensuring a broad and inclusive reach across Europe. The festival aligns with key European strategies such as the EU Work Plan for Sport (2021-2024), the HealthyLifestyle4All initiative and the EU Physical Activity Guidelines, which all emphasize the importance of grassroots sports in promoting health, well-being and social integration. It also builds upon the priorities of the European Week of Sport, reinforcing the value of active participation, lifelong learning and family-oriented engagement in community life. |
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