Funded places
We keep places for kids whose families cannot pay a fee. They join junior learning and the sessions on exactly the same terms as everyone else, with no way of telling who is on a funded place.
We are a non-profit association. Membership fees keep the place running; the time, the space and the energy left over go where they are needed.
We keep places for kids whose families cannot pay a fee. They join junior learning and the sessions on exactly the same terms as everyone else, with no way of telling who is on a funded place.
We lend the space, share gear and run joint activities with other groups in the city. What we are not using on a given afternoon is useful to somebody.
Short cycles with social organisations in Gasteiz: one session a week over a few weeks, and the door left open to keep coming once the cycle ends.
It is not therapy and we do not sell it as such. It is sport, consistency and belonging — which turns out to be exactly what is missing.
The social side does not come out of membership fees: it comes from specific contributions, agreements and public grants. Whoever funds it knows exactly what they are paying for — a place, an area, a cycle, equipment — and gets a full account of what happened with it afterwards.
Writing from a company? Brand sponsorship is a different thing: specific assets, agreed returns and a dossier. See brand sponsorship →
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