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Partner 2 of the project. 🌍

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Partner 2

ARCHE

An association whose mission is to help young people and people at risk of exclusion, and to help every young person discover the value they can offer to the world.

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Our mission

Supporting young people and people at risk of exclusion: people with disabilities, from dysfunctional families, war refugees, people with learning problems and people facing various forms of addiction, from alcohol and drugs to newer ones such as dopamine addiction, adrenal exhaustion or escape into virtual reality.

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Talents, tolerance and equality

Building tolerance and gender equality, among others through a talent survey conducted by the Gallup Institute. By learning to work with their talents, young people realise that each of them has a separate value to offer to the world.

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Movement and posture

Posture defects and “smart phone neck” affect younger and younger people. Our mission is to break the spell of “school trauma, PE” with a new concept of movement based on current research on fascia, creating habits that counteract the effects of a sedentary lifestyle.

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Learning together

Mirror neurons let us imitate others and empathise, and they are the basis for empathy, learning and socialisation. The most effective learning is built on imitation, cooperation and engaging many senses at once, so even the best game cannot replace a living caregiver or playmate.

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Trips abroad

Our vision is to organise trips abroad where young people can rediscover themselves in a world that is so dynamic today.

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A vision of change

Knowing the problems and threats that affect today’s youth, we create a vision of change that helps stop the growing spread of obesity, depression, emotional disorders and addictions.

  • Inclusion
  • Talents
  • Gender equality
  • Fascia and movement
  • Posture
  • Mirror neurons
  • Trips abroad

Funded 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 or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.