1. Animation of participatory workcamps with volunteers.2. Improvements to reduce the ecological footprint of the building and the activities that take place there, by reducing CO emissions, thermal insulation, recycling rainwater, etc.3. Reinforcement of accessibility for people with reduced mobility and implementation of hospital premises adapted to active education methods.4. Improvement of the stage equipment and hosting artistic and expressive initiatives that have suffered greatly during the health crisis.5. Supporting the amateur theatre company Les artiste solidaires and organising a dinner-show on the theme of exiles and refugees: The Victor Hugo saga in Brussels in 1862 .6. Seeking cooperation for the commemoration of the Second World War and the duty to remember the resistance to Nazism (Territories of memory).

About the project location:Brussels is not only the Belgian capital but also the European capital. The city combines the characteristics of a large city with the charm of smaller, quieter towns. Modern with a classical touch, the streets of Brussels are full of charm and history. Brussels can be visited on foot, by bike, but also by horse-drawn carriage. No, the people of Brussels do not eat Chips every day. That said, they are still proud of their chip shops, and there can be a queue of people outside the best ones at all hours. A very cosmopolitan city, Brussels offers a range of different cuisines from around the world scattered throughout the city.

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