Progetti e attività che hanno coinvolto l’Istituto
a) Euraction. Esperienza pilota di consultazione diretta di comitati di cittadini ("citizen panels")
b) Youth (Giovani). Diffusione dell’omonimo programma europeo rivolto a giovani dai 15 ai 30 anni nel Sud-Est Europa e Caucaso;
c) progetto Interreg Transadriatico Seaways (Comitato Scientifico);
d) legge sulla cooperazione nei balcani (212/92) progetto "TESEO - Training for the Employment in Sumadija’s Economic Opportunities” - Kragujevac District / Formazione per l’occupabilità nelle opportunità economiche nella regione di Sumadija - Distretto di Krakujevac;
e) Attività di capacity building.

Projet d'alphabétisation
Projet L'intégration des  migrants étrangers
Projet des colonies de vacances
Projet d'intégration économique des femmes
Projet caravane culturel

MAIN ACTS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE ASSOCIATION
The “Family and Child” actions focus initially on the coverage of the basic survival needs of a family. This is accomplished by providing them with food, cooked meals, breakfast, all sorts of clothing and footwear and utility items. Next the association aims at strengthening the parents and mobilizing them so that they become able to integrate into the labor market. To achieve this goal the association arranges free foreign languages lessons and craft workshops in order to enrich the CVs of the members. While at the same time it has created a special room with technical equipment to educate them on how to write and email a CV. Additionally, it schedules career orientation seminars where parents are informed about subsidized programs, jobs and their requirements. Meanwhile the association is aware of the crisis that our society faces which directly affects the mood of the parents and in turn it disturbs family harmony. Hence it takes care of their psychosocial condition by supporting them through parent counseling so that they become capable of managing the difficulties they encounter without letting stress be reflected on their children.
Furthermore, the association supports even more vulnerable social groups such as elderly, people with disabilities, people with addictions, immigrants, homeless etc. This takes shape through the collaborations that the association develops with other organizations, as well as through the external actions that it systematically schedules. Distributing food to homeless people, providing emergency supplies to individuals being in addiction cessation programs, organizing career orientation seminars in order to inform unemployed people, offering sanitary goods to correctional institutions, clothing and footwear to hosting centers for immigrants and providing food to the Mess are only some of the “Family and Child” actions.
Concluding, “Family and Child” association aims at informing and sensitizing our fellowmen, the organizations and generally the society for the benefit of the individuals being in need. This is accomplished by using the internet, through speeches to the members of the society (e.g. school speeches) and events where local community can actively participate.

Our most important event is international light festival Bella Skyway Festival, which is held every year since 2009 and provides a unique combination of beauty, architecture, art, light and scientific, mainly astronomical, inspirations — is the largest outdoor cultural event in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie region and one of the most highly rated cultural events by the domestic audience. We are also the organizer of other international festivals such as The Art of Fact Festival and Street Theatre Festival and o a national-level festival: The Festival of Film Songs and Ballads
Toruń Cultural Agency has a long-standing record of participation in European Voluntary Service programmes, as well as of facilitating local cultural activities. Our European Voluntary Service (EVS) programmes included projects with volunteers from Spain, Macedonia, Hungary and Portugal. Support for local artists and cultural activists is provided by “Mikrowsparcie” (Micro-support) programme of small grants, enabling beneficiaries to publish or promote their work, as well as to organise free of charge events addressed to the public.
Our international projects have included, among others:

“Lightbridge” (Polish-Norwegian light art project),

“Lux Scientia” (British-Polish-Estonian light art project),

“Spectrum 2014/2015” (Portugese-Slovenian-Finnish-Czech-Polish light art project),

“Mixdoor” (Hungarian-Greek-Croatian-French-Polish street dance and theatre project),

“ALIPI — Advancing Light-Driven Public Interactions” (Czech-Dutch-Polish- Slovenian light art project), “COOLture Freshmaker” (youth project connecting people from Poland and Czech Republic), 

“At Home in Europe” (youth project connecting people from Poland, Latvia, and Portugal).

Creation of solidarity cooperatives for the benefit of young people (volunteering enriching and beneficial activities)
• Awareness companion organization, awareness and mobilization
Create and participate in cultural seminars, study days and dialogue workshops
 

1. Preparation of an educational and raising awareness program of democracy.
2. Cooperation with media and preparation for relevant educational material.
3. Organization of conferences, workshops, debates, and lectures in order to empower concepts of the democratic cultural dialogue and mechanisms of its implementation throughout word dissemination and actions.
4. Information exchange and cooperation with official identities, organizations, groups, and relevant local, Arabic, and global identities in order to reach objectives of this proposed project.
5. Conducting  relevant studies and researches in cooperation and coordination with universities and high institutes.
6. Cooperation with the Ministry of Cultural Affairs and the Ministry of Education ..ect. especially to implement art programs that may bridge the gaps among various cultural dialogues between “ our culture” and those of other nations.
7. Cooperation with Cultural Affairs of various embassies and with ewew
8- we carried on successful workshops of dialogues  and debates im few Jordanian schools, as well with Jordan Alf , Amman- where we carried on few effective debates in downtown Amman , where a large number og youths (girls and boys) joined in

Strategy One: Public Health of the Community
Areas of focus (Entities): Mother & Child health care services, environmental health, health education, community participation, awareness, family planning, preventive and curative services and advice, peer education, access to clean water supply, monitoring water sources, disposal of solid waste, vector control, infrastructure development, environmental health hazards control, health consultations, advocacy, policies, biostatistics, nutrition, etc.
OBJECTIVES OF STRATEGY ONE:
Enhance the life quality, reduce disease and promote better health conditions and practices among Palestinian refugees
Increase the life expectancy, reduce infant and child morality and decrease communicable diseases within the Palestinian refugee camps and gatherings
Improve the informed choices of the Palestinian communities and individuals towards health issues
Provide health care services to the refugees with a focus on mothers and children
Reduce the environmental health hazards in the Palestinian refugee camps and gatherings
Strategy Two: Environmental Health Services, Awareness and Trainings
The interventions of the Environmental Health Program are:
Water Supply: includes the following activities:
Maintenance of water network, wells and reservoirs
Water Network installations
Water control and testing
Training local water caretakers
Raising awareness on water issues
Pumping out wastewater, cleaning manholes, maintenance of waste water network
Solid waste management: this project includes the following activities:
Regular solid waste collection at the household level. About 13990 m3 (4941 tons) of domestic wastes were collected from Shatila camp in Beirut and 3055 m3 (1079 tons) from eight south gatherings near Tyre.
Cleaning of public zones
Composting
 
Strategy Three: Emergency Relief
The volatile situation in Syria has led to an increase in the number of Palestine refugees fleeing to Lebanon, now approximately 57,000 individuals (7 June 2013). In Lebanon, Palestine refugees from Syria are dispersed in Saida (30 per cent), northern Lebanon (15 per cent), Beqa’a (23 per cent), central Lebanon Area (17 per cent) and Tyre (15 per cent). Especially since Yarmouk camp, Syria’s biggest Palestinian refugee camp, became battle ground for the two groups in December 2012, there has been a large increase in Palestinians fleeing Syria. So far, Palestine refugees, and the PLO, have taken a neutral political stance and are not partaking in the fighting.
PARD decided to get involved in the relief operation for those refugee families in July 2012. At the beginning, PARD took the following actions:
The team of PARD conducted a new rapid needs assessment to define the basic needs of those families.
The team of PARD visited all the refugees in the targeted areas (Beirut & the South) for new statistics regularly.
The team of PARD contacted certain donors to obtain support for implementing relief projects for the welfare of the targeted refugees.
The beneficiaries stated their problems and numerated their needs which were recorded in the needs assessment report. The priority needs requested by the people included:
-          Primary health care (through clinics and first aid services)
-          Food items support
-          Non food items support
-          WASH activities and Health Education (on health subjects related to personal and general hygiene, scabies, head lice, water pollution, food preservation, measles, breastfeeding, and nutrition)
-          Shelter rehabilitation and building
In Beirut, PARD targeted 70 children (aged 4 to 6 years) through establishing a kindergarten for them.
This kindergarten is divided into 3 grades (KG1 for 4 years, KG2 for 5 years, KG3 for 6 years).
A team of 3 teachers, 3 teacher assistants, 1 coordinator,
1 psychosocial assistant, and a cleaning lady operate this KG.
The KG started in October 2012 till June 2013.
In July- August 2013, the same children joined
summer activities organized by PARD. The same
project restarted in September 2013 and will continue
until June 2014.
In addition to the activities in the KG, 65 children aged
from 7 till 12 years attended education support and
extra curriculum activities 5 days per week in the afternoons.

Contenu du festival: Expositions indoor et outdoor, revues de portfolios, workshops, animations, visites scolaires ...
Selon thème et année: Projections, conférences ...

- Each year theatre courses for student on 3 level
- Each year about 10 workshop with international artist
- Conference and Seminar about theatre
- Each year TACT Festival, international theatre festival under 35
- CUT is member of Young European Theatre Network (Rencontres du Jeune Théâtre Européen)

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