Salvagente Italia trains summer camp staff, who often work with young children around pools and playgrounds with no first aid training and no legal requirement to have any, in how to respond correctly in a medical emergency. The project makes this training free for camps that could not otherwise afford it and helps each one run a crowdfunding campaign to buy its own defibrillator, building both immediate skills and a lasting resource for the community.

Still I Rise A.P.S. gives students from its school in Nairobi's Mathare settlement, already part of the school's own dance club, the chance to take part in an intensive international residency in Italy, creating and performing an original choreographic work. The project turns real talent that travel costs and distance from international artistic circuits would otherwise keep out of reach into a genuine, hands-on opportunity for growth, confidence and expression.

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.

Associazione Mimosa Amici del DH Oncologico di Borgomanero is bringing a mobile clinic to towns across the ASL Novara area, offering free health checks and cancer prevention information directly where people live rather than asking them to travel. The project works alongside the public health system's own screening programme, reaching areas and residents it doesn't currently cover, and building a stronger everyday culture of prevention among the area's most vulnerable citizens.

Ekonvoi ODV runs a solidarity food pantry in the province of Modena, buying essential food and hygiene products that local businesses don't donate, especially for children, elderly people and those with specific dietary needs, while also recovering surplus food from local producers and large retailers. The project responds to a real and growing local need: more families, including regular immigrants, single mothers and elderly people on minimum pensions, are struggling to afford enough to eat.

ANGSA Tigullio ODV runs a summer programme at a beach club in Cavi di Lavagna (Italy), giving children and young people with autism a place to enjoy the sea, take part in beach activities, and spend time alongside other children who are also spending their summer there. Working in small groups with qualified staff, the project builds social skills and independence in a setting shaped to include them, rather than asking them to fit in on their own.