Partnership hub

Find partners, open the project, and run it all in one place.

The hub is more than a way to reach AgeKader. It is where organisations across Europe find each other, publish partner calls, agree on a project — and then actually run it: applications, participants, tasks, daily evaluations, feedback, photos, travel costs. One address for the partnership and for everything that comes after the grant is signed.

You will be asked to create an account first — it takes a minute, and the confirmation e-mail sometimes lands in the spam folder.
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organisations in the directory
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partner calls open right now
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what it costs to join and use

What the hub is for

01 · Meet

Find the partner, not a mailing list

Every organisation here has a profile: what it works on, where it is, what it has done before, and its PIF. Browse the directory, open a profile, and get in touch about a real project — or publish your own call and let the right organisations come to you.

Read a full profile before you write: fields of work, city, experience
Search the open calls by project, subject or organisation
Invite the partners you already know, by e-mail or with one link
02 · Match

Your call reaches exactly who it should

When you open a partner search you choose the fields and the countries it is meant for. Only the organisations that match are told. Nobody else is written to — not once.

Targeting by field of work and by country — nobody else is e-mailed
Applications arrive in one list, with the PIF attached
A shared area for the mandate, the application form and the documents
03 · Run

A project automation system, not a folder of e-mails

Once the project is approved, open it to participants here. Everyone lands under one roof: the group, the schedule, the tasks, the daily reviews, the feedback, the receipts. You stop chasing WhatsApp messages and spreadsheets.

One participant list with the full application behind every name
Daily evaluations in writing and in photos
Polls for feedback, a private group feed, a shared gallery

Inside a project

From the call to the final report

This is the part organisations underestimate. Finding a partner takes a week; running the project takes months. The hub carries that part for you — and every participant sees only their own project.

Step 01

Participants apply

Your project gets a public page with its own application form: motivation, languages, previous projects, country of residence, emergency contact. No more collecting Word files by e-mail.

Step 02

You choose

Every application is shown with the whole form open: what they wrote, how old they are, where they live, what English they have. Accept or decline with a note — the applicant is e-mailed either way.

Step 03

The group works

The moment someone is accepted their project space opens: tasks with what they have to hand in, documents, the group feed, the shared gallery, polls when you need an answer from everyone.

Step 04

Evidence piles up by itself

Daily evaluations in text and photographs, travel tickets and receipts uploaded by the participants and approved by you — checksummed, never hard-deleted, kept for the five years the programme asks for.

Why work through the hub

01

Find partners that actually fit

Pick the fields you work in and the countries you are looking for. Only organisations that match both get an e-mail — the rest are never bothered. No mailing lists, no cold messages, no shots in the dark.

02

Partner with anyone here, not only with us

AgeKader is one member of this hub among others. You can answer our calls, and you can just as well publish your own and take an organisation from Poland, Portugal or Georgia as your partner. We do not stand between you.

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Run the project, not the paperwork

Applications in one list with the motivation letter, the profile and the country; accept or decline in a click and the e-mail goes out for you. Then the daily evaluations, the documents, the tasks and the travel costs all live in the same place, next to the project they belong to.

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A private workspace for every project

The moment a participant is accepted, the project page opens for them: tasks, daily evaluations, the photo gallery and a group feed — visible to that group only.

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Feedback you can actually read

Ask the group a question and see the answers as they come in. Every participant writes a short review of every project day — typed, or photographed on paper — so the material for your report is written while the project is still running, not reconstructed a month later.

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Travel money and receipts, audit-ready

Participants upload their tickets and receipts; you approve or send them back with a note. Every file is checksummed, nothing is ever deleted, and the five-year retention the programme asks for is built in.

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Turn features on and off per project

Not every project needs polls, or a feed, or anonymous posting. You decide what your group sees — the rest simply is not there.

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We do not send advertising

We write to you for one reason only: a partner search has opened in a field you chose, in a country that includes yours. No spam, no newsletters, no promotions. Whether you hear from us at all is your decision — you pick the fields in the “keep me posted” part of your profile and you can switch it off at any moment, in one click.

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Your PIF stays yours

Contact details are hidden by default and the Partner Information Form is shared only with the organisation whose call you apply to, only when you allow it. Partners in the same project see each other and the shared documents — never each other's PIF or private numbers.

AgeKader is a member of this hub like everyone else — our own projects run through exactly the same screens you get.
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2 organisations listed. Registration is free and takes about ten minutes.

How to start

Four steps
01

Create an account

On the sign-up page choose “I represent an organisation”. One account for the representative, confirmed by e-mail.

02

Fill in the profile

Type in your OID and we read the legal name, city, country and PIC straight from the Erasmus+ register, so you do not enter them twice. Then your fields of work and your PIF, which is required.

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We review it

We read every profile before it is listed — that is what keeps the directory worth reading. You get an e-mail either way, usually within a few days.

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Apply, publish, or register a project

Apply to open calls, publish your own search, or register a project that is already approved by your National Agency and open it to participants straight away.

Open partner calls

All calls →

No calls are open right now. Register your organisation and we will e-mail you when one matches your fields of work.

Fields organisations work in
Youth participation and democracy Digital and media literacy Environment and climate Inclusion and diversity Health and well-being Mental health Sport and outdoor activity Culture, arts and heritage Entrepreneurship Employability and skills Human rights and equality Rural and remote area youth Intercultural dialogue Volunteering and solidarity

Pick yours in the profile and we will e-mail you whenever a call matches — only those, and you can turn it off at any time.

Bring your next project in here

Free to join, free to use, and nothing about your organisation is published without your say. Register once and the hub is there the next time you need a partner — or the next time you need to run a project without losing a single receipt.