Six Young People with Disabilities in Bucharest Receive Artistic Mentoring and 3,000 Lei Grants
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The organisation One World Collective has announced a new programme for young artists in Bucharest. The programme offers free artistic mentoring and grants of 3,000 lei for six young people with disabilities.
The aim of this project is to support young people who want to develop their talent in the artistic field but face difficulties in accessing education and resources. Through mentoring, participants will work with experienced artists, who will offer them advice and guidance in their creative activity.
The 3,000 lei grants will help the six selected young people cover the expenses related to their artistic projects. Further information about the selection process and how to apply can be found on the organisation's website.
This programme shows how important support is for the inclusion of people with disabilities in cultural life. For young people in the capital who are interested in the arts, this opportunity can be an important first step in their career.
Sources: Zile și Nopți
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