Children and young people affected by severe illnesses must spend long periods in hospitals or at home. These are difficult times, away from their friends and the routine that gives them life, so ...

Children and young people affected by severe illnesses must spend long periods in hospitals or at home. These are difficult times, away from their friends and the routine that gives them life, so they often fall into depression, thus creating new barriers to their socialization, inclusion, and even their recovery. This is why we propose an innovative mechanism for them to have a good time despite being convalescent: the EUROPEAN DIGITAL CAMPS FOR INCLUSION OF YOUTH WITH RETINOBLASTOMA.

For 24 months we will carry out activities to implement the results of this project, thus providing opportunities for young people with retinoblastoma or other childhood cancers to recover their smile in their most difficult times. These will include holding the first DIGITAL, INCLUSIVE, AND TRANSNATIONAL CAMP, Transnational Meetings, and adapted activities for the creation of results, of training, evaluation, and monitoring, as well as dissemination activities.

A methodology of digital, transnational, and inclusive camps will be created, which will allow children and young people with disabling diseases to access to safe and adapted leisure activities and non-formal training that enhances their youth values and skills. This strategy will include: - The guide to create your own digital camps. - The digital platform with everything you need to implement them. - Multiple resources and tools for the inclusion of users.