9, Avenue GuillaumeL-1651 Luxembourg
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https://benevolat.lu/en/
Education / Training Teenagers (12 - 18 years) Young people (18 - 30 years)
+352 26 29 32 00 | 48 Rue Charles Martel , 2134 Luxembourg
The National Youth Information Agency (ANIJ) is a non-profit organization that has been active since 1987 and is affiliated with the Ministry of Education, Children, and Youth.
The National Youth Information Agency (ANIJ) is a non-profit organization that has been active since 1987 and is affiliated with the Ministry of Education, Children, and Youth.
What makes us special?
We are an organization entirely dedicated to youth information.
Our mission: to provide young people with reliable, neutral, independent information that is relevant to their lives, in order to promote their independence, active participation in society, and development.
ANIJ provides information through various channels:
• jugendinfo.lu,
• its social media accounts,
• awareness campaigns aimed at young people.
ANIJ operates in accordance with the European Youth Information Charter (ERYICA) and considers young people not only as its audience, but also as partners. We involve them directly in the creation of content to ensure that the information speaks their language, in line with our slogan “Vu Jonker – fir Jonker” (By young people, for young people).
48 Rue Charles Martel , 2134 Luxembourg
+352 26 29 32 00
https://www.facebook.com/jugendinfo.lu/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/anijlu/
https://www.jugendinfo.lu/
The National Youth Information Agency (ANIJ) is a non-profit organization that has been active since 1987 and is affiliated with the Ministry of Education, Children, and Youth.
The National Youth Information Agency (ANIJ) is a non-profit organization that has been active since 1987 and is affiliated with the Ministry of Education, Children, and Youth.
What makes us special?
We are an organization entirely dedicated to youth information.
Our mission: to provide young people with reliable, neutral, independent information that is relevant to their lives, in order to promote their independence, active participation in society, and development.
ANIJ provides information through various channels:
• jugendinfo.lu,
• its social media accounts,
• awareness campaigns aimed at young people.
ANIJ operates in accordance with the European Youth Information Charter (ERYICA) and considers young people not only as its audience, but also as partners. We involve them directly in the creation of content to ensure that the information speaks their language, in line with our slogan “Vu Jonker – fir Jonker” (By young people, for young people).