OUR PHILOSOPHY

• When you are at peace with yourself, you are at peace with others
• When you take care of yourself, you can also be there for others
• When you are at peace with yourself, you can work with the collective on holding stakeholders accountable and improve the life quality and life trajectory of vulnerable communities

OUR ETHICS

• Anti-discriminatory; intersectional; inclusive
• Human dignity: adjusting state services and civil society to the different needs of communities and its members in light of political, economic, and social modalities of production and reproduction
• Social services: bottom-up or community-led approach; creating social infrastructures oriented at the needs of the local communities; creating access to educational and socio-economic mobility through capacity building
• Decreasing dependencies, fostering self-determination: harm reduction and sustainable socio-political transformation through mindfullness; mental health care; psychosocial support networks, initiatives and long-term self-help groups; political and social education; access to affordable mental and physical health care