Sci Club Sarnico is turning a farmhouse in the Sebino and Bergamasca area into a permanent, year-round centre for young people with disabilities, offering the kind of ongoing socialisation, autonomy and training that too often disappears once school ends. Working with an existing local network of volunteers, schools and businesses, Cascina Donkey gives young people and their families a stable place to turn to all year, not just for a single season or activity.

Fundación Educacional San Leonardo Murialdo is renovating the acoustics of the music room at Liceo Leonardo Murialdo in Recoleta, Santiago, where noise currently disrupts lessons and has even forced a nearby classroom to relocate. The project gives students, including those with additional needs, a properly adapted space for music classes, evaluations and workshops, treating artistic education as a genuine, permanent part of an inclusive school experience.

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.

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.

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.

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.