Project 'A Journey to Independense'. The aim of the project is to support young people with visual impairment towards the development of soft skills in the field of teamwork, enterpreneuship, foreign languages and communication. Ergo Culture Human Traces organised a guided tour in the archaeological area of Philippi, archaeological museum of Philippi and museum of Thassos for young adults from Europe and Greece. The action was implemented in the framework of the European project Erasmus+ and is an initiative between '4youth', a non formal group of young people and Ergo Culture Human Traces social enterprise.

EKATO has implemented many projects involving young people from rural areas

The interdisciplinary team "Opsometha es Philippi" consists of a large scientific workforce. The primary goal of the team is to connect innovative partners and engaged citizens for the implementation of bottom-up holistic methods for interregional development through the integration of culture, tourism, and the environment. Comprising 50 professionals with different specialties such as tourism, cultural management, architecture, agricultural production, cross-border development, education, economy, history, and archaeology, "Opsometha eis Philippous" employs scientists on project-based contracts according to their respective activities. Additionally, they collaborate with over 70 volunteers who support the organization's initiatives.There is the possibility / opportunity of collaborating with young researchers at the undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels, as well as offering internships. Υoung people form a large part of the workforce and the organisation places great emphasis on their employment and support in all levels.