Lisboa

Lisbon offers the School Passport, a notebook where 15,000 students record visits to cultural and educational facilities. This free program promotes cultural, sports, scientific and civic education, promoting informed citizenship.

The project is being put into practice in suburban disadvantaged neighbourhoods of Lisbon, with the objective of promoting social inclusion through sport regular activities for children and the young considered at risk.

The National Immigrant Support Center (CNAI) centralizes public services for immigrants in Portugal, facilitating procedures and offering cultural and linguistic support. Involve mediators to improve integration.

Lisbon City Council offers free transportation to facilitate the mobility of people with motor disabilities and the elderly, promoting a more accessible, supportive and friendly city for all.

Lisbon’s “Lx Door to Door” project offers free transportation in hard-to-reach historic neighborhoods. Aimed at retirees, children and people with low resources, it facilitates mobility with accessible minibuses.

The Lisbon City Council initiative transforms non-recyclable waste into useful or artistic objects, promoting creativity, reuse and teamwork, while highlighting the value of manual work in workshops.

The initiative in Lisbon seeks to improve the quality of life and health through sports activities such as gymnastics, tai chi and dance, adapted to accessible schedules, especially for older people and people in difficult economic situations.

The Student and Family Support Office (GAAF) helps students from areas with social problems and migrant families, combating social exclusion and promoting school success and community integration.