We are a foundation from Warsaw running many artistic and developmental workshops. We are the market leader in theatre, singing and writing workshops. Our mission is to train, educate and develop artistic skills of young adults. We are also experts in marketing, website creation and dissemination. If you have a project related to art, culture, community develompent, give us a message! Let us make a difference together :)

As apublic body that collaborates with various groups including children, elderly, women, and youth, if you are looking for partners for your Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 activities projects, you can contact us.

As an organization that works with a diverse range of groups, we are looking for partners in Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 activities.

The risk of substance addiction is higher in socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals. With our project, we aim to raise awareness about addiction in disadvantaged individuals and reverse negative attitudes towards substance addicted individuals.

The risk of substance abuse is increasing day by day, especially for young people from low socio-economic groups. Individuals with substance addiction are also excluded from the society due to the negative perspectives of the society and their participation in life becomes difficult. Our aim is to promote art and sports to groups at risk of substance addiction and at the same time to change the negative attitudes of non-governmental organisations towards substance addicted individuals in society in a positive way.

We are happy to join the project as a partner. We are accredited in the adult education sector. Currently we would like to join a project, preferably related to adult education, youth or dispute. We are an experienced organization. The topics we are interested in are: - promoting attitudes of citizenship among young people (Europeanism) - physical activity among young people - Active aging among seniors - developing the ability of young people to manage their careers based on the challenges facing humanity due to climate change