- HEALTH AND NUTRITION SECTOR: Project Funded by UNICEF
Main objective is to improve, maternal, adolescent, infant young child health in the north with continuity between community, primary and secondary healthcare services and integrated mental health services provision at the level of PHC.

- PROTECTION SECTOR: SUBCONTRACTING WITH DRC AND FUNDED BY UNICEF
Main Objective of this project is to improve the wellbeing of vulnerable children, adolescents, women and every person at risk.

- SPORTS SECTOR: SUBCONTRACTING WITH GIZ CO-FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION AND GERMANY COOPERATION
Main Objective of this project is to put the Sports for Development concept in hand of the communities mainly the youth as a tool to be used for addressing some of the challenges that arise from humanitarian crises and in conflict and post-conflict settings. Sport as a means to promote education, health, protection, development and peace, social integration and social cohesion, encourages an active lifestyle and serves as an educational tool

- Digital Opportunities Through Integrated Training (DoIT): Funded by Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Education Fund
This partnership aims towards building a culture of social entrepreneurship by empowering youth and equipping them with the 21st century skills such as Digital & Media Literacy,
Microwork, Social Media Marketing, Mobile Application Development, Robotics, Cybersecurity & IT, and client servicing. They will also improve their linguistic aptitudes in the English language, which will enhance their career readiness to help them access income generating opportunities and transform their communities through innovative solutions.

It has published on Intercultural Dialogue. It also has organized conferences and summer schools on Refugee Rights and has coorganized a conference and seminar on "Intercultural Dialogue as a European Project".

As regular activities of Center for Bridging Communities we can mention:

- In close collaboration with Austrian partner, SUPERWIEN we are initiating a long - term initiative which include series of training in some municipalities in Albania to build capacities of the staff on dialogue oriented urban planning using participative urban tools.

- The engagement of young people from 14-18 years old on debate groups on the issues of human rights and gender issues. For this we have been using the youth-led participatory approach and non-formal learning tools with High Schools students of Tirana, Has, Kukes, Librazhd and Prrenjas.

-Organizing social and educational games with young people, target groups of students from 16-24 years old. When using team-based tactical games, we asked players to role-play in order to facilitate discussion around the topics of diversity, environmental change, gender issues and extremism. In order to promote solidarity and democratic values as well as affirm them beyond our tradition, it is crucial to get acquainted with interculturality and diversity.

- We organize online campaign against hate speech in cyberspace, online awareness-raising campaigns on gender equity and human rights, you tube talks, summer camps etc.  These online campaigns are run by young volunteers at our organization.

Center for Bridging Communities holds accreditation for Quality Label ESC 52 from European Solidarity Corps Programme. We believe in youth activism as essential components in order to promote change and progress the development of the community.  By participating in European Solidarity Corps, we are aiming to encourage young people to develop their personal skills and competences which will be useful in the labor market, to widen their perspective about other cultures and develop their social sensitivity because

We have implemented a series of projects in the field of good governance, gender issues, youth empowerment which are supported by donors such as European Commission; BACID (Building administrative capacities in the Danube Region); Erasmus plus; European Solidarity Corps; Konrad Adenauer, Tirana; Mediterranean Women's Fund, France; Ministry of Culture.

The research on language strategy and policy.

The research on Greek language.

The support in the field of language of returning emigrants.
The support of the Greek Culture and Civilization,
The partication in Europe Programs asErasmus in order to exchange good practices with our European collegues and to promote the intercultural relations.

Nous avons 3 pôles d'activités: la Résidence d'artistes qui accueille 50 artistes/an à co-créer autour de 2 thématiques /an; l'espace d'exposition qui rend visible le travail de nos artistes et la recherche-action qui nous permet d'interroger nos artistes sur leurs parcours artistiques en vue d'améliorer leur statut et le rôle de l'artiste dans la Cité.

- Social emotional education school platform in Sweden. We won the Royal prize of entrepreneurship by His Majesty King of Sweden. - Sarahs Resa, an animation movie about tolerance, diversity and inclusion together with a digital educational program for schools. - Family support during corona pandemic, We won the UNHCR NGO Global Innovation Award 2020. - at the moment, we are working on a new intercultural and psychosocial project to bridge the gap between kids from refugee background and their parents in Sweden.

Erasmus plus projects, solidarity corps projects, local events, seminars, and workshops on personal development, soft skills, and digital tools.

The Foundation houses in its facilities disadvantaged people from Spain and immigrants from Africa, Eastern Europe and South America of all genders and ages, in an attempt to support them in their personal and professional development. We look back at many years of experience in working with this target group.
In addition, we carry out training activities on methods and tools for social intervention and the dynamics of community life with associations and public institutions.
The concept of the Fundación de Solidaridad is supported by specific programs through which we intervene with the people living here, enabling them for their future (re)integration. Those programs are:

BETTER WITH MOM
The Foundation welcomes mothers with their children, providing a warm and familiar environment, where they are not only provided with food, accommodation and all the basic needs, but also find the love and support they need to (re)gain their independence.
Most of the cases we are confronted with are single mothers who have immigrated to Spain and have no or only little support from their family back home. Our aim is to foster the well-being of the women as well as of the children by providing them with a stable, safe and supportive environment, relieving the women by helping taking care of the children collectively. We have a self-managed day care center, where the children have a place of recreation and care while the women have time to engage in other activities. There is no time restriction for the people living in our community - they are welcome to stay as long as they need it.

BETTER OCCUPIED
This program is aimed at the reintegration into the labour market. Most of the people living with us have great difficulties in entering the world of work (immigrants, adults with little training, people with special needs, single mothers etc.)

We have several occupational workshops such as hairdressing, candle and soap making, working with copper, wood, glass or ceramics, forging, sewing and dressmaking. These workshops are fundamental for the people to feel useful and to recover their self-esteem lost due to their circumstances. We also aim at providing the opportunity to try out and train different kinds of work which the people could exercise in the future for their social reinsertion. As we are committed to working as environmental sustainable as possible, all our workshops focus of reusing and recycling materials.

BETTER TRAINED
With this program the Foundation aimes above all at young people at risk and with a high level of school failure by giving them support classes. Also, we offer language classes to immigrants with little or no skills in Spanish.
These classes are not only given to people from the Foundation, but for some time now young people from Sierra Elvira, Atarfe and Pinos Puente have also been attending and have become part of our FES family. This has also had repercussions on our bond and integration with the neighbours of our village.The great support of our network of organizations and volunteers helps us to carry out this program. This way we could already offer various courses in English, French, Computing, Maternal Training, Work Orientation, Gender Equality and so on.

BETTER ACCOMPANIED
The Foundation makes sure that, once the people leave our community, we continue to stay in touch with them until they succeed in their social (re)integration. Our aim is that FES stays a place where they feel at home, a second home, and that their children can continue to participate in all the leisure and weekend activities organized by the Foundation.

BETTER IN THE OPEN AIR
This program is aimed at promoting healthy leisure activities in nature among young people. We organize trips and activities like hiking in the surrounding mountains, kayaking, biking and so on.
We want to motivate the young people to exercise, to give them the opportunity to let off some steam, to get in touch with nature and to bond over the joint activities.

SOS MEDITERRANEE provides aid to people in distress at sea, based on the principles of respect for humans and their dignity, with no discrimination in concern with their nationality or origin, their social belonging, religious or political beliefs or ethnic identity. On board, the team's mission is to protect survivors and provide them with healthcar. We also act to testify about the reality of the situation in the Central Mediterranean by raising public awareness about this issue. First with the Aquarius, then wih the Ocean Viking, the search and rescue teams of SOS MEDITERRANEE have been able to rescue and treat more than 34,000 people since the start of operations in February 2016. A quarter of these survivors were under 18, more than 80% of whom were unaccompanied. All our operations are conducted in the strictest compliance with international maritime Law and in permanent liaison with the authorities competent in sea rescue coordination.