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Applications for (RE)AGE are open until October 16

Açoriano Oriental14 September 2026 at 12:42

Applications for the (RE)AGE program are open until October 16, which aims to support training and occupational activities for young people in the Azores.

The program is specifically aimed at young people at risk or in situations of social vulnerability, seeking to offer alternatives for training and occupation for this audience.

(RE)AGE is an initiative targeted at the territory of the Azores, a Portuguese autonomous region, demonstrating the focus of regional authorities on this social issue.

Applications remain open during the defined period, allowing interested entities to submit their projects until the deadline of October 16.

Why this matters

Azorean organizations and institutions working with young people in vulnerable situations now have a funding opportunity for their training projects. Young people at social risk in the region benefit directly from this program, which can represent a pathway to integration and professional qualification. This initiative comes within the scope of regional social policies for the archipelago.

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