"RA i DO" Foundation, International Support Center for Youth and Adults

The main goal of the “RA i DO” Foundation – International Support Center for Youth and Adults is co-operation of Polish and foreign organization/business operating in the promotion of tolerance and integration of social, cultural and professional development.
The main tasks of the Foundation are:
 Promoting the idea of intercultural mobility and integration.
 Collaboration of cultural, social and economic partners from all over the world
 Promotion of culture and cultural products of various countries, regions, communities and religions
The “RA I DO” Foundation pursues its goals through:
 Support people with all kind of disability, fever opportunities, especially Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf Blind
 Support parents and families of disability children and youngsters
 Realization of cultural, sports/ recreation, research and education.
 Initiating and promoting cooperation of two - and multilateral agreement between the parties with Polish and other countries
 Organize all forms of integration and supports that promote the values of tolerance and inclusion.
 Organization and conducting various forms of formal, non - formal and informal learning and activities.
 Organizing and promoting the idea of volunteering.
 Organizing and conducting trainings, therapy and rehabilitations.
 Publishing concerning activities for the purposes of the Foundation as well as knowledge and understanding of tolerance and integration.
 Organization of leisure activities and recreation.
 Conducting research activities, research and development.
“RA i DO” Foundation International Support Center for Youth and Adults is located in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. We cooperate with many Foundation and Associations take care about Disability children and Youngsters, whole families.

We are SENDING EVS Organization 2013 - PL - 142

We can offer our knowledge and experiences in field:
- Verbal rehabilitation Deaf and Hard of Hearing children/youngsters
- Working with disability children/youngsters
- Involving disability to “normal” life
- Sign languages (polish and internationals)
- Sailing activities
- Ceramic activities
- Hypotherapy (therapy by horses)
- Cooking activities
- Jewelry activities