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  The efforts of  Amalipe Center and 174 schools participating in the Reducing dropout of Roma children of school Program,  funded by America for Bulgaria Foundation were recognized at a high level, on June 26 2013. The European Commission published an evaluation of the implementation of national strategies for Roma integration of the Member States, where the program results and the work of the school "St. P.Hilendarski " in Galabovo have been presented. Good results: a minimum number of children dropped out of school and a significant reduction of early marriages...

   The project "Youth is tolerance – combating anti-Roma stereotypes among young people" was launched in February this year. The main objectives of the project are:the establishment of volunteer Youth Task Force Groups (YTFG), as well as networks and sustainable partnership with local governmental and non-governmental organizations and institutions. The regional meetings, which Center "Amalipe" held in five of the six Bulgarian regional centers working on the project, namely – Shumen, Burgas, Plovdiv, Vratsa, and Blagoevgrad, served as important means...

For five days (from July 9th to July 13th, 2013) Veliko Tarnovo will be hosting an international youth camp aiming at fighting anti-Roma stereotypes. The cam is organized within the project "Youth is tolerance" realized by Center Amalipe within the European Commission's Fundamental Rights and Active Citizenship Program. The camp will bring together volunteers from six districts in Bulgaria where youth tolerance club have been established, namely - Veliko Tarnovo, Shumen, Burgas, Vratsa, Plovdiv and Blagoevgrad as well as from partnering countries - Greece, Romania and Hungary....

  Community Development Center – Kameno, established by Amalipe Center held the final part on project "KEYROMA". KEYROMA Project is funded by the Lifelong Learning Program of the European Commission and is implemented in 5 different countries (Spain, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria and Belgium) over a period of 2 years (January 2012. - January 2014.). The main objectives of the KEYROMA Project are: - Improving the socio-economic integration of Roma women through adult education;  - Improving the quality of education of adults by providing information relevant...

  The efforts of Amalipe Center and 174 schools participating in the program "Decreasing the drop-out rate of Roma children "(funded by America for Bulgaria Foundation) were recognized at a high level. On June 26th, the European Commission published an evaluation of the implementation of national strategies for Roma integration of the Member States. The Commission also published examples of successful practices from each of the countries. The successful practice for Bulgaria is the participation of Paisii Hilendarski Primary School - the town of Galabovo in the program...