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Andorra Launches Call for Youth to Co-Create Wellbeing Day Initiatives

Andorra invites youth to co-create Wellbeing Day initiatives after a survey on health, emotional balance, and challenges; sessions for 16-17 on May 6 and 18-35 on May 7, register by Apr 30.

Key Points

  • Andorra launches call for youth to co-create Wellbeing Day initiatives based on national survey.
  • Survey highlighted concerns like integral health, emotional balance, and daily challenges.
  • Sessions: 16-17 year-olds on May 6 at 6pm; 18-35 on May 7 at 7pm.
  • Registrations open until April 30.

The Youth and Volunteering Promotion Area has launched a fresh call for young people across Andorra to help shape wellbeing initiatives, building on priorities from a recent national survey.

In February and March, young participants from around the country shared their concerns through an open consultation. Key issues included integral health, emotional balance, quality of life, meeting spaces, personal support, and tools to tackle daily challenges.

With these findings in hand, the area is now advancing to a hands-on phase: co-creating the Youth Wellbeing Day. This event aims to turn young people's ideas into practical proposals, positioning them as active contributors rather than just recipients of public policies.

To encourage broad involvement, organisers have scheduled two age-targeted sessions. The first, for 16- and 17-year-olds, takes place on 6 May at 6pm. The second, for those aged 18 to 35, follows on 7 May at 7pm.

Registrations remain open until 30 April. The campaign urges young people to "join the change" by contributing ideas that lead to real actions improving their everyday lives.

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