ART-RAVALÓ ('ART FOR TAKEAWAY')

We believe that creative artistic activities based on personal experience, literature, poetry, music, acting, and the experience of belonging to a community help us understand ourselves and the world around us, develop our ability to express ourselves, sensitize us, and, last but not least, have a supportive power. This is why ART-RAVALÓ, the social-artistic project of the Subjective Values Foundation and the Faktor Terminál Association, was created for disadvantaged young adults and those raised in child protection.

The ART-RAVALÓ project has operated in Budapest for six years since 2018, but its previously secured financial support has ended in 2024. We are currently working with our methodology under the title EMELŐ ('LIFT') with the youngsters of the Esztergom Central Special Children's Home, Primary School and Vocational School, while we also aim to restart the ART-RAVALÓ programme in Budapest.

We believe that we can bring about change individual-by-individual, whether it be in terms of employment, studying, personal development or complex social integration. Child protection is our shared responsibility, so let's work together to achieve it!

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NAME: SZUBJEKTÍV ÉRTÉKEK ALAPÍTVÁNY
ADDRESS: 1013 BUDAPEST, ALAGÚT UTCA 1. 
IBAN: HU09 16200216 00239213 00000000
SWFT (BIC) CODE: HBWEHUHB
REFERENCE: ART-RAVALÓ

EMELŐ ('LIFT')

The Esztergom Central Special Children's Home Center, Elementary School, and Vocational School provides care for girls over the age of 10 who exhibit severe psychological or dissociative symptoms, use psychoactive substances, and have dual educational needs. Those in care live in family-style groups at the home and receive their schooling at the internal primary and vocational school. The children placed there are cared for by specially trained professionals, including psychologists, social pedagogues, and special education teachers, and have access to local psychological and medical care. EMELŐ is integrated into the pedagogical and developmental work of the staff in line with the professional approach of the institute.

Based on the ART-RAVALÓ methodology, EMELŐ combines artistic activities with an educational and trauma processing programme in the context of Esztergom, which focuses on personality development that addresses the whole person. The EMELŐ project is based on the premise that every person has a role and a task in society, and that the condition for fulfilling this role is that the individual finds a place that matches their potential and abilities and finds the inner will necessary to do so. EMELŐ helps participants to take a step back from their current difficulties and look at themselves and the world around them from a different perspective, so that they can tackle the challenges of everyday life and the difficulties of growing up armed with new experiences, greater knowledge, and more reliable self-confidence. During the programme, participants acquire key competences that are useful to society and essential for asserting their interests, such as conflict management, accepting criticism, following social rules, expressing their own opinions, listening to each other and others, formulating and following group rules, finding their place within the group, self-awareness, self-reflection, concentration, and body awareness.

The main sponsor of the program is the Badur Foundation.

In 2015, the Faktor Terminal Association worked with the Esztergom Central Special Children's Home, Primary School, and Vocational School, presenting a site-specific theater performance entitled Befonó ('Braiding') at the end of a year-long workshop series. the girls raised there, the teachers working with them, and professional performers collaborated to present a site-specific theater performance entitled Befonó. With the participation of the young people here, the highly successful project Árvaálom ('Orphan Dream'), about child prostitution, was also realized in 2016. 

We talk about the Budapest programme in this video with English subtitles.

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