THE PROJECT.

Erasmus + Let’s run together

Let’s Run Together: A Journey of Growth Through Sport

Our project was created with the goal of offering 100 middle school students, at risk of social exclusion, a unique opportunity for personal growth and integration through training for the “Run for the Whales” marathon in June 2025.

The “Let’s Run Together” logo depicts two stylized figures running side by side, joined in an embrace that forms a heart at the center. It symbolizes the importance of running together, overcoming any physical, social, or cultural barrier, and always placing the heart—meaning passion, empathy, and solidarity—at the center of every action. It is an invitation to educate young people to adopt a healthy lifestyle based on movement, teamwork, and mutual respect, promoting inclusion and well-being through sport.

What we offer

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Comprehensive training program: 10 months of structured preparation, with athletic sessions, nutrition education and mental coaching, both in-person and online.

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Comprehensive support: meetings with families and schools to raise awareness of the importance of sports and break down barriers to access.

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Information materials: a booklet dedicated to the benefits of sports for health and well-being.

Goals

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Promote healthy lifestyles: encourage physical activity and proper nutrition.

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Fostering social inclusion: creating a positive and stimulating environment where every student feels valued.

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Increasing self-confidence: developing awareness of one’s abilities and potential.

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Improve school performance: physical activity has positive effects on concentration and learning.

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We believe in the power of sports as a tool for change.
Help us build a better future for our kids.

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Together we can make a difference

An Erasmus + KA2 small-scale cooperation project coordinated by Sanremo Marathon Committee (ITALY) in partnership with Cosmos Youth (TURKEY)

letsruntogether@sanremomarathon.it

Funded by the European Union. However, the views expressed belong to the author(s) alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for this.