La Salle Andalusia is a non-profit organization, registered as such for the first time in 1982, but with a history of more than 100 years. It manages 20 educational works that provide their services in the southern area of ​​Spain (autonomous community of Andalusia) and in the autonomous city of Melilla (north of Africa), with more than 12,000 male and female students and 800 educators.

In addition to educational centers, La Salle Andalucía has 7 associated social entities (NGO) aimed at particularly vulnerable populations.

The main objective is the education of boys and girls in all their educational centers, and especially the most vulnerable in their social works. For this reason, we are committed to the formation of supportive, creative, and fair people, placing emphasis on coexistence as a value that enriches the education of an open spirit that gives autonomy to children and makes them protagonists and co-responsible for their education.

We work in disadvantaged and exclusion areas with young NEETs, with a gypsy population, in the Estrella Azahara Association (Córdoba); in slums in the Asociación Manos Abiertas (Seville), assisting homeless people in Calor en la Noche, protecting minors such as Hogar San Ramón and San Fernando (Loja) and for migrants, working on literacy, in emancipation homes and fight against inequalities in Hogar La Salle (Jerez de la Frontera) and Asociación Proyecto Alfa (Melilla).

The WKS Śląsk Wrocław Foundation was established in Wrocław, POLAND at the end of 2020 directly at the WKS Śląsk Wrocław football club, and since then has been implementing projects aimed at strengthening healthy leisure habits among children and young people, as well as encouraging physical activity. One such project is the "Girls'Football", which aims primarily at enabling girls from our region to undertake regular physical activity. The goals of the foundation also include the Piłka Nocna (Midnight Soccer) project implemented in cooperation with the City of Wrocław, in which the youngest residents of Wroclaw enjoy systematic sports activities, spend time with their peers and strengthen their habits of spending free time in an active manner. Both projects included workshops on counteracting addictions and strengthening social competences.  

An additional, equally important motivation for action is the growing challenge of activating the young generation and fighting obesity among children and youth. Particularly in times when children and young people spend most of their days in front of the computer, whether learning during remote lessons or chatting with their peers, it seems very important to encourage them to become physically active. It is for this reason that the founders of the foundation are motivated by the idea of creating space and conditions for additional physical activity in the form of systematic classes promoting sports among children and young people. An important aspect is the desire to strengthen and shape in children the habit of active leisure time spending, as well as dissemination of the idea of education through sport (without emphasizing the element of competition).

The Foundation's offer is complemented by the organization of trainings and workshops on soft skills for coaches, referees, leaders and instructors specializing in the organization of trainings and tournaments for children and youth. The implemented social programmes, including soccer classes for girls and boys, also from low economic status background, are well evaluated, which confirms professionalism of the activities carried out by Śląsk Wrocław Foundation.

SOPRO – Solidariedade e Promoção is a Non-Governmental Organization for Development, non-profit-making, founded in 1996, situated in Barcelos, Portugal. The SOPRO mission is the youth's education on solidarity and promotion of cooperation projects for human development in the world. As inspiration to future work, SOPRO has a vision: to be a promoting actor of the participation of all and, in particular, of young people as witnesses and channels for solidarity.

In the Barcelos area, SOPRO has developed several projects, among them: Voluntary work with Portuguese Volunteers and Volunteers from European Solidarity Corps who works with elderly, social shop and children and youth with fewer opportunities; School Supply Bank and projects dedicated to Gender Equality and Non-Gender Violence.

Internationally, SOPRO's work is focused in Mozambique, since 1998, in Beira region and in Sofala’s catholic missions (ESMABAMA – Estaquinha, Mangunde, Barada and Machanga), where SOPRO's staff work as volunteer for a short or long period. The intervention's goal in Mozambique is to make possible Universal access to education. The Mozambican children, that otherwise wouldn’t have access to education, are supported by tree programs, Um Euro faz Sorrir (One Euro makes smile), Apadrinhamento (Be a Godfather to a Child) and Voluntariado Internacional (International Voluntary Work).

At European level, SOPRO works on Erasmus+ KA1 projects in the organization and partners in youth exchanges and training courses. We are partners in several KA2 projects. In the European Solidarity Corps we receive volunteers in Barcelos in individual and team volunteer projects in SOPRO projects or young people sent by our partners. We also have local young people working on solidarity projects such as the Éden project and LOVE HAS NO AGE.

The Sports Association "YAMABUSHI" Bydgoszcz in its current legal form has existed since March 2012. The main goal of the club's activity is to promote and teach the martial arts of Karate SHOTOKAN and WKF and to provide children and youth with the opportunity to spend time actively, also taking into account the educational aspect characteristic of KARATE. The players take part in domestic and foreign karate tournaments, summer and winter sports camps, as well as in numerous training camps and seminars conducted by outstanding trainers.

Currently, the "YAMABUSHI" Club conducts trainings as part of the Section:

– in Nakło nad Notecią (since September 2009)

- in Osielsko (since September 2006)

- in Świecie nad Wisłą (since September 2012)

- in Pruszcz (since September 2013)

in which this sport is practiced by over 300 players in various age categories. A dozen or so players of the Club are the composition of the Polish National Karate WKF, representing Poland during prestigious Karate competitions around the world, including the European and World Championships.