María Alfonso and Miguel Todolí are already in Puebla, Mexico, where they will participate in a volunteer experience as part of the Sarafellini Project, which is now getting underway.
Valencia
The Llum Project’s Urban Camp Is Back
The Llum urban camp continues, and the group of middle school boys and girls are now taking center stage, because over the next few weeks they’ll be in charge of documenting everything that happens in Malvarrosa
“Itaka se Mueve” in Valencia Celebrates the Network’s 25th Anniversary and LLum’s 15th Anniversary in Malvarrosa
More than 200 people participated last Saturday in Itaka se Mueve, which this year reached its 14th edition at the Escuelas Pías Malvarrosa school, in Valencia.
Educa meeting in Cercedilla
More than 30 people from Itaka-Escolapios and schools in the province of Betania participated last week in the EDUCA Meeting, held in Cercerdilla.
“A fuego lento” Cookbook from the Llum Project
We have a new international cookbook created by the Llum Project in Valencia!
The Akeloo Project: expressing emotions through rap
Last term, the boys and girls in the Shared Classroom Program and the CADISL Amaltea II Employability Improvement Workshop (Akeloo Project) worked on rap, and music in general, as a way of expressing emotions.
The SGAE is collaborating with the Llum project in two workshops on theatrical improvisation and flamenco-rap
The Itaka-Escolapios Foundation and the SGAE Foundation will be working together during the 2025-2026 academic year, specifically at the Llum Socio-Educational Center located in the Malvarrosa neighborhood, promoting art as a means of social transformation through the Barraca XXI social school.
We are opening the new Arrels project in Valencia!
We are excited to announce that this year, at the Valencia headquarters of Itaka-Escolapios, we are launching a new project called Arrels (“Roots” in Valencian). It will be located in Patraix, within the facilities of another of our initiatives, Saó.
Valencia Work Camp 2025: A Very Special Volunteering Experience
Last Saturday, the volunteer work camp in Valencia came to an end. It brought together 27 young people, accompanied by a team of six coordinators, who collaborated both with three of the childhood and youth projects run by Itaka-Escolapios in Valencia—Amaltea, Llum, and Saó—and with various organizations in Catarroja, Torrent, and Paiporta that are helping people affected by the DANA last October.
THE 13TH EDITION OF ITAKA SE MUEVE CAME TO VALENCIA
Once again, the Escuelas Pías de Malvarrosa school brought together families, volunteers, teachers and friends in one of the classic events of the Valencia branch, the Itaka Se Mueve. The weather forecast did not make the participants hesitate, who came with all the utensils and ingredients to cook their paellas and, above all, to spend a great day together.