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Read more about Labolobo NPO

Promoting solidarity between generations in urban environments to combat social isolation, loneliness, and ageism.

Read more about BabbelBike NPO

BabbelBike organises group cycling outings for older adults, people with reduced mobility or disabilities (adults and children), and individuals living with conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, or cancer, thanks to adapted electric tricycles and dedicated volunteers.

Read more about Mobitwin

Mobitwin is a social transport service created by Mpact ASBL. Our mission is to provide an affordable mobility solution for people with limited incomes who experience difficulties getting around.

Read more about Belgian Red Cross

Throughout Belgium, the Belgian Red Cross relies on around one hundred local branches and thousands of volunteers. These teams work daily to support the population.

Read more about Infor-Homes/Home Info NPO

Personalized advice on choosing a living environment for older adults experiencing a loss of independence. The service is available by phone, email, or appointment to older adults, their relatives, and professionals.

Read more about La Monnaie / De Munt

La Monnaie’s social programme aims to make the world of music, singing, and opera more accessible to vulnerable audiences. To achieve this, it offers a wide range of activities.

Read more about Atoll NPO

Atoll non-profit organisation
Day care centre for people aged 60 and over.
Etterbeek (1040), Woluwe-Saint-Lambert (1200) and Forest (1190).

Read more about Bras dessus Bras dessous NPO

Our core mission is based on neighbourly solidarity: we create and support pairs of neighbours and encourage them to share simple yet meaningful moments together, such as conversations, walks, cultural activities, and more. We also organise friendly group gatherings designed to strengthen solidarity and social connections within local communities.

Read more about Compagnons Dépanneurs-C.Dienst NPO

The organisation’s main activity is to improve and refurbish the homes of people with limited financial resources, enabling them to live in safe and decent housing. The Compagnons carry out painting and wallpapering work, plumbing, electrical and carpentry repairs, garden maintenance, provide essential furniture, and assist with furniture transport and house moves.