The 4me4all course is a specialised training programme designed for elite athletes who wish to become mentors for vulnerable and institutionalised children. It provides essential knowledge and practical tools to understand the challenges these children face and to promote healthy habits, well-being, and positive development.






The 4me4all online course is part of a European initiative aimed at improving the physical and mental well-being of institutionalised minors through sport-based mentorship and education. Recognising the powerful influence of athletes as role models, the course prepares participants to take on an active role in supporting vulnerable children.
The programme explores a wide range of topics related to the realities faced by institutionalised children, including:
Participants will also learn how to:
The course combines awareness-raising with practical guidance, ensuring that athletes are well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to the 4me4all mentorship programme.
By the end of the course, learners will have the skills and understanding needed to support institutionalised children and help improve their quality of life and long-term development.
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4me4all is an Erasmus+ funded project supported by the European Commission, focused on developing innovative approaches to improve the lives of institutionalised children through the promotion of healthy habits and mentorship programmes.
The project aims to:
Delivered through an accessible online format, the course provides flexible learning opportunities for athletes committed to making a positive social impact beyond sport.
