Education and empowerment initiatives aim to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive. These programs focus on fostering critical thinking, enhancing personal development, and promoting equal opportunities for all, ultimately leading to a more informed and empowered community.
The Live from Your Passion project hosts auditions for kids and offers singing, acting, and dance classes in 10 Polish cities. Collaborating with local Social Welfare Centres and shelters, it aims to support talented participants in their artistic pursuits.
The project addresses social exclusion faced by refugees and children with special educational needs. An inclusive education program for kindergartens has been created, focusing on teacher training, promoting empathy, and aiding the social integration of Ukrainian children.
The foundation organises educational workshops in kindergartens and schools, aimed at improving awareness about oral hygiene, dental care, and health promotion.
The foundation supports child psychiatry, foster children, and road accident victims. It has chosen to aid centers focused on therapy for children with autism and youth facing addiction issues.
The project provides scholarships for 15 gifted students from the Podkarpackie region who face financial difficulties but show academic promise and have the potential to succeed in their further education.
The foundation organises a series of educational events primarily for children and teenagers from the Sądecczyzna region, particularly those living in rural areas where cultural institutions and educational centres are lacking, with the aim of inspiring young people in creative ways.
Funding has been provided to cover the year-long rental of a warehouse for storing medical supplies, food, clothing, and hygiene products awaiting transport to Ukraine.
The One Day Christmas initiative involves taking children from orphanages to Energylandia amusement park. Thanks to numerous attractions, the children can forget their daily struggles, if only for a day, and feel included in the experiences their peers have access to.
The foundation is organising two therapeutic retreats for 20 mothers with children. The first retreat is intended for mothers and children from Ukraine who have lost their husbands or fathers in the war. The second is for mothers and children from Krakow who face everyday...
The foundation organises retreats for 15 families—parents, children, and siblings of children with disabilities—during which a team of professionals will provide rehabilitation, psychological support, career assistance, self-acceptance panels, sports activities, and legal advice.
