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Dénia relaunches 'Dénia Actitud', free programme for teenagers at Casal Jove

Dénia's Youth Department launches a new edition of 'Dénia Actitud', a free initiative to develop personal and emotional skills in young people aged 14 to 18, starting on 22 October at Casal Jove.

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Monday 28 September 2026, 20:09 · 2 min read
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Cartel de la edición 2026 de "Dénia Actitud"
Cartel de la edición 2026 de "Dénia Actitud"Ayuntamiento de Denia

Dénia Town Council, through its Youth Department, is launching a new round of the 'Dénia Actitud' programme, designed to support teenagers in developing skills such as self-esteem, resilience, emotional management, creativity and teamwork. The activity will take place at Casal Jove and will begin on 22 October.

The free proposal, aimed at young people aged between 14 and 18, has a maximum of 30 places, so anyone interested must register in advance via a form provided by La EJE (Escuela de Jóvenes Emprendedores), an organisation collaborating with the council in running the programme.

Learning through group dynamics and challenges

The programme uses a practical methodology based on group dynamics, games and collaborative challenges, with the aim of participants acquiring tools through hands-on experience. Among the resources used is the 'entrepreneur's passport', a self-assessment tool developed by La EJE that allows young people to monitor their own progress.

Under the motto 'Your attitude can be trained too', the initiative seeks to go beyond entertainment and offer teenagers spaces for personal growth adapted to their needs.

Statement from the Youth councillor

Youth Councillor Valen Alcalà has explained that "from the Youth Department we continue to champion programmes that go beyond leisure and that contribute to the wellbeing and personal development of teenagers. We want to work with them and for them, listening to their needs and offering them resources to help them at such an important stage".

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