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Get Inspired is an online education and training resource that aims to help young people develop essential life skills. It uses an interactive web-based platform with a range of content themes and separate modules. Participants can navigate their own journey through peer-to-peer learning via tasks, exercises, and games. The goal is to equip young people with better relationship and decision-making skills so they can be more positive citizens.
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