RECOVER e-Hub
A digital collaboration platform supporting the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking through sport and physical activity.
About RECOVER
RECOVER supports the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking through the transformative power of sport. The project promotes sport and physical activity as tools for well-being, empowerment, inclusion, confidence-building, and social reconnection.
By developing practical resources, training opportunities, and professional cooperation, RECOVER helps strengthen the capacity of organisations and professionals working with vulnerable groups.
RECOVER Project Number: 101183243
What Is the RECOVER e-Hub?
Participate
Explore
Discuss
Learn
Collaborate
The RECOVER e-Hub is an interactive digital space developed within the RECOVER project to support cooperation between the sport sector, civil society, and professionals active in the anti-trafficking field.
It provides a structured environment for learning, networking, discussion, and practical collaboration. Through topic-based resources, community interaction, Q&A support, and an events calendar, the e-Hub helps professionals explore how sport can be integrated into recovery and reintegration programmes for Victims of Trafficking.
Who Is the e-Hub For?
Sports professionals
Civil society and NGOs
Anti-trafficking professionals
Researchers and stakeholders
Sport
Connects.
Inclusion
Transforms.
Explore the e-Hub
The Community Hub is a collaborative space within the RECOVER e-Hub designed to support networking, knowledge exchange, and professional dialogue among members.
Here, users from the sport sector, civil society organisations, and the anti-trafficking field can connect, share experiences, and discuss practical approaches to supporting the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking (VoTs) through sport and physical activity.
Members can:
- Join thematic or regional groups
- Exchange experiences, challenges, and good practices
- Build partnerships across sectors and countries
This space encourages open, practice-oriented conversations and the development of a diverse and supportive professional network.
The Topic-Based Hub is a structured discussion space within the RECOVER e-Hub, organised around key thematic areas related to the use of sport and physical activity in the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking (VoTs).
Each topic focuses on a specific area such as training approaches, guidelines, best practices, or research, allowing members to engage in focused, practice-oriented discussions.
Members can:
- Discuss specific themes and challenges
- Share experiences and practical insights
- Ask questions within a defined topic area
- Refer to relevant resources and materials when needed
This space is designed to support deeper, more structured conversations and help translate knowledge into practical application.
The Q&A Hub is a dedicated space within the RECOVER e-Hub for structured, problem-oriented knowledge exchange.
Here, members can ask specific questions related to the use of sport and physical activity in the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking (VoTs), and receive answers, insights, and practical advice from other professionals.
This section is designed to support peer-to-peer learning and help users find clear, experience-based solutions to real challenges.
Members can:
- Ask focused, practical questions
- Provide answers based on experience or expertise
- Share concrete examples and approaches
- Help others by contributing insights and recommendations
Questions and answers are organised and searchable, making it easier to find relevant information over time.
The calendar supports professional development, knowledge-sharing, and networking by helping members stay informed about upcoming opportunities at national and European levels.
It includes conferences, seminars, training sessions, workshops, awareness-raising initiatives, and other events related to sport, social inclusion, and the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking (VoTs).
Members can:
- Browse upcoming events and key dates
- Discover training and learning opportunities
- Follow RECOVER project activities and related initiatives
- Stay informed about awareness days and relevant events
The Events & Calendar section provides an overview of activities relevant to the RECOVER e-Hub community.
The Resources & Knowledge Base is a collaborative space within the RECOVER e-Hub for creating, sharing, and organising knowledge.
Members can upload documents, develop structured content, and contribute to materials related to the use of sport and physical activity in the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking (VoTs).
This section combines a document repository with a knowledge-building environment, allowing users to not only access resources, but also expand and refine them over time.
Users can:
- Upload and organise documents, materials, and resources
- Create and describe content in a structured, article-like format
- Collaborate by editing, updating, or contributing to existing materials
- Share practical knowledge, tools, and examples
Content is organised by thematic areas to support clarity, accessibility, and practical use.
Project Partners
The RECOVER project is implemented by a consortium of organisations from across Europe, bringing together expertise from the sport sector, civil society, research, and public institutions.
These partners collaborate to develop and promote sport-based approaches supporting the recovery and reintegration of Victims of Trafficking (VoTs).
KMOP
KMOP, founded in 1977 in Greece, is a leading civil society organisation dedicated to empowering and enhancing the well-being of individuals and communities through social support services, education, research & policy and, raising awareness on current societal challenges.
CARDET
CARDET (Center for the Advancement of Research and Development in Educational Technology) is one of the leading research and development center in the Mediterranean region with global expertise in project design and implementation, capacity building, and e-learning.
INCOMA
INCOMA is a training and research centre based in Seville (Spain) with extensive know-how and experience in the development and coordination of international cooperation projects mainly funded within the framework of EU programmes.
KOPZI
The Center Against Human Trafficking and Exploitation (KOPZI) has 23 years of work practice in the field against Human Trafficking and Labour Exploitation. Each year approx. 300 victims are provided social, psychological counselling, legal support, safe shelter, jobs skills training.
L’ORMA
L’Orma Sport-Club is a non-profit educational association offering sports and expressive training experiences based on non-formal education. Its goal is to stimulate personal and professional growth while promoting social inclusion and inclusive sports activities.
SISH
CARDET (Center for the Advancement of Research and Development in Educational Technology) is one of the leading research and development center in the Mediterranean region with global expertise in project design and implementation, capacity building, and e-learning.