We Spark Projects

Here's a showcase of projects we've helped to bring to life.

Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps.
Get Your Home — Youth Housing Workshop
Supported by Erasmus+
Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them.
Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence.

During the session, participants learn:

• Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg
• How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits
• What their rights are as tenants
• How to present themselves effectively to landlords

The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps.
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Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps. Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps. Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps. Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps. Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps. Supported by Erasmus+ Finding housing in Luxembourg has become one of the biggest challenges for young people. Many don’t know where to search, how to plan a budget, or how to convince a landlord to trust them. Get Your Home is a project created and led by Mariia MEKHED, one of our residents, to help young people aged 18–34 navigate the housing market with confidence. During the session, participants learn: • Where and under what conditions they can rent housing in Luxembourg • How to plan their budget and understand rental deposits • What their rights are as tenants • How to present themselves effectively to landlords The project combines information, experience-sharing, and peer support - empowering young people to take their first independent housing steps.
“Locked Out” is a creative documentary project that brings together young people living in Luxembourg to explore the housing crisis through their own lens. Participants learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking - from storytelling to camera work - and create short personal films that reflect their experiences, opinions, and hopes about finding a place to call home. The project aims to give young voices a platform to express how the housing situation shapes their lives and future. Supported by Fondation Sommer.
Locked Out — Youth Lens on Housing
“Locked Out” is a creative documentary project that brings together young people living in Luxembourg to explore the housing crisis through their own lens.
Participants learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking - from storytelling to camera work - and create short personal films that reflect their experiences, opinions, and hopes about finding a place to call home.
The project aims to give young voices a platform to express how the housing situation shapes their lives and future.
Supported by Fondation Sommer.
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“Locked Out” is a creative documentary project that brings together young people living in Luxembourg to explore the housing crisis through their own lens. Participants learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking - from storytelling to camera work - and create short personal films that reflect their experiences, opinions, and hopes about finding a place to call home. The project aims to give young voices a platform to express how the housing situation shapes their lives and future. Supported by Fondation Sommer. “Locked Out” is a creative documentary project that brings together young people living in Luxembourg to explore the housing crisis through their own lens. Participants learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking - from storytelling to camera work - and create short personal films that reflect their experiences, opinions, and hopes about finding a place to call home. The project aims to give young voices a platform to express how the housing situation shapes their lives and future. Supported by Fondation Sommer. “Locked Out” is a creative documentary project that brings together young people living in Luxembourg to explore the housing crisis through their own lens. Participants learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking - from storytelling to camera work - and create short personal films that reflect their experiences, opinions, and hopes about finding a place to call home. The project aims to give young voices a platform to express how the housing situation shapes their lives and future. Supported by Fondation Sommer. “Locked Out” is a creative documentary project that brings together young people living in Luxembourg to explore the housing crisis through their own lens. Participants learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking - from storytelling to camera work - and create short personal films that reflect their experiences, opinions, and hopes about finding a place to call home. The project aims to give young voices a platform to express how the housing situation shapes their lives and future. Supported by Fondation Sommer.