The Customer Prizes
La Ferme de la Hulotte - Wavre
Discovering life on the farm.
On
La Ferme de la Hulotte children have the chance to learn about the life
on a farm and in nature. Both able-bodied and handicapped children are
welcome on the farm and this organisation asks for support to be able
to ensure that the costs for welcoming all children can be met.
AREAM, association pour la recherche, l'enseignement et les applications de la musicothérapie en Belgique francophone - Bruxelles
Therapeutic music workshops for disabled children.
The
association specialises in music therapy training (seminars, work
experience, ongoing training) and through its music therapy centre, it
also organises educational, creative and therapeutic music
workshops/music sessions. The organisation is looking to organise a
series of music workshops for children experiencing neuro-psychic
development problems (+/- 20 sessions for a dozen children). This
involves giving these children tools that will make verbal and
non-verbal communication easier, as well as facilitate their
relationship with others and the expression of their personality.
Partnerships exist with the Anne Misonne school (which positions its
activities between traditional teaching and special needs learning) and
the parents’ association at the school.
Anvasport vzw - Melle
A “sit-ski” for children and young people with a physical handicap.
The non-profit organisation Anvasport concentrates on all young people with a physical handicap. This association organises all sorts of sporting activities for these youngsters. This project is designed to give 18 handicapped young people the opportunity to go on a skiing holiday during the Easter or Mardi Gras period. The "sit-skiing" takes place with other able-bodied young people from SPORTA or Anvasport.
Cancer et Psychologie - Woluwe-Saint-Pierre
Helping children and adolescents on the margins of social groups following the death of a parent.
Cancer et Psychologie is a non-profit organisation which helps to support people confronted with a serious illness or bereavement. The children and adolescents often need assistance from the outside to help them come out of isolation and social exclusion. Some of them also need to get away from victimisation. Activities take the form of workshops in small groups (5-6 children or adolescents). This project is already well underway, but requires additional funding to the subsidies currently received so that it can be conducted on an ongoing basis.