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Getting the ball rolling through Sport in Action
Nelson Mandela is quoted to have said: ‘Sport has the power to change the world, the power to inspire, the power to unite people in a way that little else can, it speaks to people in a language they understand.’ The Sport in Action project is all about unleashing that power to bring life-changing impact to individuals and communities. Read the latest project news ...
Proton Development Fund - 2010 initiatives
The Proton Foundation launches a new Development Fund as it looks to build organisational capacity in order to pursue exciting new initiatives and opportunities for community transformation across Europe.
Proton explores poverty and social exclusion in Romania
There are almost 2.2 million Roma people living in Romania; 75% of which live in poverty. As the EU declares 2010 as the year to combat poverty and social exclusion, the Proton Foundation begins to explore new opportunities to transform life for the Roma community by working in partnership with individuals and organisations from around the globe.
Help us unleash the power of Sport in European Communities
The Proton Foundation, in partnership with Sport in Action, are exploring the opportunity of developing new Sports Academies in Europe.
Stimulating and Provoking - STEPS Fast Track Course
At the beginning of March organisational leaders from the UK, France, Romania, Czech Republic and the Netherlands joined the Proton Foundation team at Grovelands House, Coventry to experience the STEPS to Excellence course.
PX2 - Changing the way young people think
Growing up is full of challenges, contradictions and pressures. It has always been this way, but these days, everything seems to be on a much larger scale. Long considered world-class in the effectiveness of its programs and delivery, The Pacific Institute has created PX2 to help young people recognize that they do have choices in life. The Proton Foundation is looking offer PX2 to youth groups, schools and colleges, as a standalone course or as part of an extended schools programme.
Affordable Housing In Romania
More and more of the population in Romania are looking to buy their own homes, but with the increasing demand for affordable housing, it is becoming evident that there is a shortage of properties actually available.
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