One World Romania Launches One World Collective, a Creative and Mentorship Programme for Young People with Disabilities
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The association One World Romania has announced the opening of applications for One World Collective, a new artistic development programme aimed at young people with disabilities. The programme offers young people in Romania the opportunity to develop their creative talents in a supportive environment.
The project combines creative activities with mentorship, meaning participants work alongside specialists and artists who guide them through the artistic process. The main goal is for young people to discover their abilities, build their self-confidence and actively participate in cultural life.
Applications for One World Collective are open to young people interested in the arts and personal development. For further details about the conditions of participation and how to apply, interested persons can consult the official website of the association One World Romania.
Sources: RFI
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