Partners
The organisations behind ARTHERAPY
ARTHERAPY is developed through a transnational partnership of organisations working across culture, social inclusion, youth engagement, and community-based practice.
The consortium brings together partners from Romania, Italy, Greece, and Poland, with an associated partner in Georgia, combining complementary expertise to support the development and application of arts-based approaches for youth mental health and wellbeing.
Romania
— In Varietate Concordia
Project coordinator. Organisation with strong experience in transnational project management, youth participation, and non-formal education. In ARTHERAPY it supports the overall coordination of the project and the development of the competence framework, with experience in EU learning and certification tools such as Europass, ESCO, and micro-credentials.
Greece
— Challedu
Organisation working across gamified learning, social innovation, and inclusive educational methods. Within ARTHERAPY it contributes interactive and participatory approaches that help make the project’s tools, workshops, and training activities more accessible, engaging, and adaptable for diverse groups.
Italy
— Sinergie
Social cooperative based in Naples, active in social inclusion, youth empowerment, and community participation through non-formal education and creative methodologies. In the project it contributes expertise in youth engagement, participatory learning, and co-creative workshops, helping connect arts-based practices with community settings and local stakeholder networks.
Poland
— Fundacja Inna Przestrzeń (FIP)
Independent non-profit organisation based in Warsaw, with long experience in socially engaged arts, intercultural dialogue, and community-based cultural work. In ARTHERAPY it brings expertise in participatory art, community storytelling, art residencies, and work with youth, migrants, and vulnerable communities.
Romania
— Asociatia Culturala Replika / Replika Centre for Educational Theatre
Cultural organisation with extensive experience in participatory and educational theatre, especially with vulnerable groups and communities affected by social exclusion. In the project it contributes methodologies linked to performance, community storytelling, affective memory work, and psycho-pedagogical artistic practices.
Georgia
— One Caucasus
Associated partner contributing to the wider transnational outreach of the project. Its involvement helps extend exchange and visibility beyond the core partnership, connecting ARTHERAPY with festival-based and youth-engagement practices in the South Caucasus region.