Our partners
We’re a consortium built of 5 experienced NGOs from 5 different European countries: Romania, Spain, Poland, Greece and Belgium
Partners commited to making a difference
Babilon Travel NGO from Romania is the project coordinator and its mission is to promote adapted sport, outdoor activities, social inclusion, intercultural dialogue, employability and entrepreneurship as essential tools to foster inclusion and active European citizenship. Its dedication to creating opportunities knows no bounds and paves the way for individuals from all backgrounds to flourish. Founded in 2013 Babilon Travel has grown from a local initiative into a renowned organization impacting lives across Europe and beyond.
Fundación Docete Omnes from Spain promotes social inclusion and personal development through educational, training, and community support programs. Its mission focuses on assisting people facing vulnerability, fostering autonomy, equal opportunities, and active participation in society.
Imago Foundation from Poland mission is to support the idea of independent living of people with special needs. We perform activities aimed at social, educational and professional activation of people from vulnerable groups including people with different types of disabilities.
Amilla is a Greek NGO whose main aim of the organisation is to give people the knowledge, skills and forward-looking skills they need to innovate and prosper in all sectors. For them, education and training play an essential role in growth, innovation and job creation
VIEWS International is a European non-profit youth organisation that promotes social inclusion and autonomy for young people with visual impairments. Through international mobility, volunteering, training, and cooperation projects, it connects visually impaired and sighted young people across Europe, fostering independence, equal opportunities, and active participation in society.
Project cofunded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union.