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TADA is a weekend school that involves citizens and the business world in the emancipation and inclusion of socially vulnerable youth and their surroundings.

Escalpade creates customized care for young people and adults with a motor disability.

SINGA creates spaces for meetings between new arrivals and residents of Brussels. These meetings promote access to new opportunities for newcomers and build a society rich in its diversity.

GAMS fights for the abolition of female genital mutilation in Belgium and around the world.

#Shedidit is a non-profit organization that supports and guides women from the most diverse cultural backgrounds in their entrepreneurial projects.

Baob Brussels supports vulnerable women affected by cancer or another long-term illness.

NOJAVEL! puts an end to food waste and poverty by recovering unsold and organic food products, and distributing them to people in situations of extreme hardship.

Street nurses provide the homeless with a better future.

Similes Wallonie is an association dedicated to supporting families and loved ones of people with mental health disorders.

By cleaning up rivers and changing the behavior of citizens and companies, River Cleanup prevents waste from reaching the oceans.

Graine de Vie fights against deforestation in Africa in partnership with local communities.

Debateville is a motivating and diverse debating and public speaking program for young people aged 10 to 14.

Sport2Be aims to facilitate the social and professional integration of young people in difficulty between the ages of 6 and 25 through sport.

"Le Petit Vélo Jaune" offers regular, long-term support to young parents facing precarious situations, fragility, or isolation, who feel helpless or concerned about the birth of their child or in their parenting role.