Inclusion, Social, Volunteering, Support for vulnerable groups, Support for social organizations
Good intentions
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We design activities that connect teams to meaningful social causes. We promote solidarity actions that allow companies to make a difference, fostering the spirit of collaboration and commitment in the group. An experience that transforms both people and the environments where they perform!
This corporate volunteering activity allows companies to directly contribute to improving shelters for refugees. The goal is to create more welcoming and functional spaces through small renovations and upgrades to both interior and exterior equipment. Participants collaborate in maintenance, decoration, and adaptation tasks, fostering a more dignified and livable environment. Additionally, the activity includes a sensitization session to provide context on the reality faced by refugees and their integration process. This initiative not only has a positive social impact but also strengthens team values and the participating company’s social responsibility.
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The Language Learning activity offers corporate teams a unique experience to improve communication skills in foreign languages while promoting team cohesion and social inclusion. Led by refugees with language skills, the session combines practical exercises, role-playing, and real-life scenarios to learn in a participatory and dynamic way. In addition to enhancing verbal communication and intercultural understanding, the activity aims to break down language barriers and foster respect for cultural diversity. This experience also supports vulnerable groups by facilitating their social and professional integration. Adapted to different levels of proficiency, the activity can be tailored to the specific needs of each group, ensuring a rewarding experience on both a professional and personal level.
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The activity Wooden Shelters for Wildlife offers corporate teams a hands-on and collaborative experience focused on building wooden shelters for birds, bats, and small mammals. These shelters contribute to biodiversity conservation by providing safe places for nesting and protection. Guided by specialized instructors, participants learn basic carpentry techniques and work together to assemble the shelters, encouraging communication, coordination, and mutual trust. During the activity, information is provided on the importance of these habitats in maintaining ecological balance, and a short walk is taken to identify potential installation areas. This combination of manual work and connection with nature makes the experience a powerful tool to strengthen team bonds and participants’ environmental commitment.
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The activity Planting in a Maze offers corporate teams a hands-on, collaborative experience aimed at contributing to environmental restoration while fostering team cohesion and communication. Participants are divided into small groups and must cooperate to plant trees and shrubs within a natural maze, following a pre-established route. This experience encourages planning, problem-solving, and effective communication while creating a green space that enhances the local environment. During the activity, information is provided about the importance of biodiversity and the role of trees in the fight against climate change. The combination of nature, challenge, and collaboration makes this a powerful tool for strengthening teamwork and participants' environmental commitment.
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The Tracking Wildlife Traces activity offers corporate teams an educational and dynamic experience focused on identifying the traces animals leave in their natural habitat. During the walk, participants learn to recognize footprints, droppings, rodent marks, and other signs that reveal the presence of various local wildlife species. The activity encourages observation, patience, and collaboration among team members, promoting the development of soft skills needed to improve communication and mutual trust. Guided by specialized instructors, participants discover how to interpret these signs and understand animal behavior, connecting with nature while working together to achieve a common goal.
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The Acorn Planting activity offers corporate teams a practical and educational experience focused on conserving natural heritage. It begins with a visit to a mother tree of the Quercus genus (holm oak or oak) to manually collect acorns, while explaining their natural dispersal and ecological importance. Participants then follow a trail through different stages of ecological succession (bare land, grassland, scrub, and maquis) to understand how vegetation evolves into a mature forest. Finally, they manually plant the acorns under the shrubs of a maquis, actively contributing to the restoration of a threatened plant species. This activity promotes the creation of mature forest ecosystems that reduce fire risk, improve water retention, and provide food and shelter for wildlife.
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Practical workshop to learn how to build and restore dry stone walls under the guidance of a professional waller. The activity includes the design and execution of new constructions, as well as the reconstruction of historical walls, contributing to the conservation of natural and cultural heritage. It also supports the habitat of cliff-dwelling fauna and flora.
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