Activities – ParToutadys

Our Services

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Educational and cultural activities tailored for individuals with dys disorders and their families.

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Workshops and training sessions designed to empower parents and professionals.

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Promoting social inclusion through awareness events and community engagement.

Educational Workshops

Inclusive Training

We organize workshops to support children and adults with dys disorders, providing practical tools and strategies for families and educators to foster inclusion and learning success.

A group of children and adults are holding up various signs advocating for disability rights and inclusion in sports. The signs have messages like 'We want unified sports in the Paralympics to mainstream disability,' 'Support disability rights,' 'Don't look at the less, look at the records,' and 'Yes I can.' The participants are wearing blue shirts with orange and red lettering and are standing on an outdoor street with trees and buildings in the background.

Community Outreach

Our outreach programs raise awareness about dys disorders through cultural events and public sensitization campaigns, promoting acceptance and social inclusion in local communities.

A group of people participating in a demonstration, with several holding signs advocating for transgender rights. The signs include messages of support and acceptance, such as a prominent one that reads 'Some people are trans, get over it!!' The crowd is diverse, and one individual stands out with a unique outfit that includes a pink knitted mask.

Support Initiatives

We provide ongoing support and resources for individuals with dys disorders and their families, including access to expert advice, peer groups, and inclusive activities.

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Our Impact

Discover moments from our inclusive activities supporting individuals with dys disorders.

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A protest with participants holding a sign advocating for transgender rights. The sign has bold lettering with the phrase 'TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS' prominently displayed. The letters are colored with a rainbow gradient, symbolizing inclusivity and pride.

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A lively group of people participating in a parade or march, holding colorful signs with messages supporting transgender rights. One sign reads 'Trans is a gift, not a disorder' while another states 'Trans lesbians are valid and really hot too.' The participants are dressed in vibrant clothing, with one person wearing a hat and sunglasses and another sporting neon green hair.

Colorful, patterned letters spelling out 'SKILLS' are arranged on a bright yellow background. Each letter features distinct patterns: red with white hearts, black with white stars, purple with yellow stars, and green with pink polka dots.