ODV Società di San Vincenzo de Paoli runs Abito, a free clothing shop in Turin, and is expanding it with a youth-led sustainability programme that trains students and vulnerable young people in sewing and textile recycling. Turning discarded clothing into a genuine resource, the project gives young volunteers hands-on green skills and a real sense of purpose, while people who cannot otherwise afford dignified, quality clothing get to choose their own, free of charge.

Thunder Roma OdV funds its powerchair football team's participation in the 2026-27 Coppa Italia, covering costs that would otherwise be out of reach for a sport dependent almost entirely on public grants and fundraising. Long-distance travel across Italy for the national championship, plus the purchase and upkeep of highly specialised motorised wheelchairs, push annual costs past 20,000 euros, and this project targets the specific expense of taking part in this season's national cup.

Con.te.sto OdV brings children with autism spectrum disorder together with their neurotypical peers from school and parish groups for shared, guided play and learning activities in a small town in inland Puglia. Working alongside each other helps the children with autism build social, communication and motor skills in a warm, structured setting, while their neurotypical peers grow into advocates for the acceptance of disability within their own communities.

Asd Aps Sport Ability Roccaraso is adding accessible stands and proper trackside benches to its inclusive football pitch in Alto Sangro, where blind and visually impaired players already train and compete in five-a-side B1 football. Without an accessible spectator area, people with motor disabilities, along with the family members and caregivers who come with them, currently can't watch matches safely alongside everyone else, and the project closes that gap for players and spectators alike.

La Chintana Fenix odv trains volunteer handlers and their dogs for search and rescue work, preparing them to respond quickly when disaster strikes. The project covers the real, ongoing costs behind a working K9 unit: specialised training in realistic rubble fields, safety equipment for both handlers and dogs, and tools such as drones and GPS, open to anyone willing to take on this demanding but meaningful role, with particular attention to involving young people.

Associazione Nuovi Accordi runs an inclusive orchestral music group for adolescents and young adults with disabilities across several towns in the Bergamo area, giving each participant a dedicated companion and a pathway that traditional music courses rarely offer. Through 30 sessions of ensemble playing, individual lessons and open events, the project builds participation, listening and musical autonomy, addressing a real gap in accessible activities after school ends.