Project Partners
International collaboration across Türkiye · Portugal · Italy
Türkiye
3 Partners
Haymana İlçe Millî Eğitim Müdürlüğü
The coordinating organisation of the project, operating under the Ministry of National Education. It coordinates and supervises all public and private educational institutions in Haymana — 90 institutions spanning pre-primary, primary, secondary, vocational and technical schools, a guidance research centre, a public education centre and a vocational education centre, serving roughly 21,000 students with around 1,500 teachers. Within RAIN it is responsible for overall coordination, scheduling and general project management.
Ankara University — AFAM
The university’s Centre for Disaster Management Application and Research, leading the academic and content-production side of the project. Its main roles are the creation and compilation of the e-Volunteering for Disasters Handbook; the preparation of visual materials, videos and project trailers; and ensuring participants’ contributions to the handbook during and after the training activities.
AFAD — Ankara Provincial Disaster and Emergency Directorate
Ankara’s provincial authority for disaster and emergency management. It co-hosts the first LTT training in Ankara together with AFAM, and is also responsible for post-project dissemination activities and for school-based awareness work for educators on disaster preparedness, psychosocial support and crisis-intervention skills.
Portugal
1 Partner
Associação CHECK-IN
A non-profit organisation founded in 2010, based in Beja and Lisbon. Its main focus areas are youth and adult mobility, non-formal education and international cooperation. It is accredited for Erasmus+ Youth and ESC 2021–2027, acts as a Eurodesk multiplier, and is a member of the European Youth Foundation and the Anna Lindh Foundation. Check-IN hosts the second LTT in Lisbon (16–22 November 2025) and is responsible for at least two online workshops and the dissemination of the project results.
Italy
2 Partners
CBM Italia
Promotes the theme of Disability-Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction through the organization of a conference intended to facilitate the exchange of perspectives, experiences, and practical tools to enhance the protection of individuals and communities in the context of emergencies and humanitarian crises, with a specific focus on persons with disabilities.
Federico II di Svevia (SVEVIA)
The project’s second Italian partner. Its main role is to deliver dissemination and awareness-raising seminars in four local schools for young people aged 13–18. It hosted the Mascalucia stage of the third LTT in Italy (20–22 May 2026) together with CBM.
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
The RAIN project is financed by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ KA210-YOU programme — Project No. 2024-3-TR01-KA210-YOU000277517.