STAY Risk Scanner: check how engaged you really are at work
Are you still engaged, or slowly checking out? The STAY Engagement & Quiet-Quitting Risk Scanner is a free online self-reflection tool for young people aged…
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STAY responds to a growing challenge experienced by young people across Europe: early disengagement from meaningful participation in work, education, volunteering, and civic spaces.
Rather than framing this as a lack of effort or motivation, STAY treats disengagement as a signal — an opportunity to strengthen communication, support, and self-understanding so that young people can thrive.
Through practical tools, youth-centred learning, and inclusive digital design, STAY helps youth workers and organisations recognise early signs of disengagement and support young people to navigate transitions with confidence and agency.
Learn More About STAYAll STAY outputs are designed for flexibility and real-life application across youth work, education, and early employment contexts.
A practice-oriented guide for youth workers and educators. Supports professionals in understanding early signs of disengagement with concrete methods, conversation prompts, and exercises.
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An interactive self-reflection tool for young people. Through an accessible questionnaire, users reflect on role clarity, feedback, motivation, and sense of belonging — receiving personalised guidance.
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Are you still engaged, or slowly checking out? The STAY Engagement & Quiet-Quitting Risk Scanner is a free online self-reflection tool for young people aged…
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Following months of collaborative work across the three partner organisations, the STAY Handbook has now been completed and published as an open-access resource. The handbook…
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Regular communication is one of the most important elements of successful international project cooperation. Within the STAY – Skills for Thriving, Agency and Youth Engagement…
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