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The Association “Club Sportiv Metropolitan Rediu” from Romania came into being from the desire to offer children from rural areas the opportunity to practice a sport considered elitist: fencing. Moreover, in the rural environment where they operate, there are no clubs or other sports facilities that allow children to exercise in an organized manner. The club operates in two localities: in one the trainings are organized in a hall provided by the City Hall, and in the other locality, there is a partnership between the school and the club, the trainings taking place in the school's gym. Many children enrolled in the club come from disadvantaged families and the training is free, and the sports equipment and participation in the competitions is made from the sponsorships received from the local community. Also, to diversify the sports activities, private companies from the community make the pool available to the club for sports activities in the warm season. As one of the club's aims is to develop civic spirit and participation, the athletes get involved in community activities such as tree planting and organize activities to promote sports and healthy living in the local community and schools on various occasions.
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The Social Promotion Association Maendeleo for Children (MfC) is a non - profit association that has been active since 2014. MfC carries out activities of social utility towards children and young people in particular situation of socio-economic and socio-health hardship, focusing on the right to education and learning, with the aim of building a real and concrete opportunity for children and young people to choose their own future, providing them with necessary tools useful for the full implementation of their personality and expectations. MfC is an expert in developing social models and guidelines; it deals with a plurality of topics, such as IDs, accessibility, gender equality, circular economy, entrepreneurship, training, young NEETS and support for job placement. As for the training, through our EAVPoint platform, MfC is able to deliver courses on all the topics of its national and European projects in asynchronous mode and with continuously updated material, also issuing Certificates of participation. MfC human resources include social planners, young workers, social media experts, innovation managers, training curriculum experts and established expertise on child neuropsychiatry, especially autism. To complete the staff, MfC has included some experts in employment, in social enterprise development and cooperatives, in technology applied to assistance and remote therapy. MfC along with its expertise in the implementation of the project activities, can boast deep knowledge in the implementation of the dissemination and communication phase of the project through its already established digital communication and networking skills To date, MfC can boast a great potential in the dissemination area, amplifying the impact of projects at different levels, in various areas such as health, social, culture, media and also professional fields. Its participation in local, national and European projects has allowed MfC to develop and coordinate the N- DSA-N Network, which represents the largest participatory planning network in the world (118 members) on child neuropsychiatry issues (and in continuity also of adulthood), with the scientific patronage of the Italian Society of Telemedicine and Electronic Health. Its goal is to create a stable network between public and private actors dealing with disorders and diseases related to neuropsychiatry and adolescence.
Visit the website: www.ndsan.it/en
The Association of Inclusive Culture was established with the aim of implementing inclusive activities, with a strong emphasis on sports, for people with special needs and those without, focusing on children and young people. Their mission is to promote and actively develop an inclusive culture through sports, alongside culture, leisure time, and other activities. The foundation of their activities lies in sports, play, and movement, all of which serve as essential means to connect children and young people. Their activities provide a safe and supportive environment for children to engage in adaptive physical education, recreational sports, and organized games. A significant part of the association consists of sports educators, youth workers, professionals, students, teachers, and parents from Slovenia and abroad. The network includes sports pedagogues, physical education specialists, special education teachers, psychologists, consultants, medical professionals, and social workers, who work together to create an inclusive environment in sports. They collaborate with many local organizations, sports clubs, public bodies, and special education centers, such as The Special Education Center Janez Levec Ljubljana, the largest specialized institution in Slovenia for children and young adults with intellectual disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorder. They work closely with these institutions daily, implementing tailored physical education programs, inclusive sports initiatives, and structured movement-based learning, ensuring that sports and physical activity are accessible to all.
Visit the website: www.drustvozakulturoinkluzije.eu