When we say we like to prototype, it means we like to work hands-on! Project Pocket is a place to try out stuff, to experiment, to let yourself fail and learn or succeed and celebrate. All is a part of growing. Being a memeber of community gives you a possiblity to use Project Pocket facilities, …
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It has been a long season with a lot of work. What will the winter bring? With crisis and worries stepping in, we can only hope for best. And seaze the moment. Volunteering doesn’t make it öess of work but at least we get a priviledge to deal with the people and topics we like …
Another good example of cooperation we are proud of, with Södra Folkhögskolan. At some point crossed our ways in researching matters of inclusion and support.
With support from social service in Helsingborg we were able to support a brave initiative of our youngsters, to organize a group talk on LGBTQ issues, at Project Pocket. in the end, there was even a video made to commemorate the effort! Looking forward and hoping for more of this to happen.
It is little we actually need to feel good: to be included, expected and listened to. Any age, any gender. No expectation or prestige. Welcome to share your expectations and ideas of life!
will somebody please help us to get rid of the shoes?? It has now been a year since we took them in for an art project that has never happened. Now are are adoptive parents to a thousand pairs of wooden blocks, potentially shoes, more like fire pallets…. We will help, any creative person around???
Yes we want to stay in this little village. Yes we want to engage local people in whatever initiatives come this way. Yes we do believe that dance and music is the shortest way to meet and like each other 🙂 September till November, we will hold free lessons at lunch time at Hästvedas station …
Project Pocket is a great place to be. That’s it. And awesome place to dance. And sing. And laugh. And learn. No prestige or pressure of expectations.
Welcome Irem from Turkey who has gained a lot of insights and inspiration during our two projects on Summer 2022, and decided to continue own research and self-improvement as a volunteer at Outintic House!
Outintic house is meant to be a cross roads of international competences and experiences exchange. Today we learn how to make paper boxes with our Japanese friend and colleague Mina Kato.