Recycling: A child’s play
ATANI is non-profit organization which arose in
2001 from the anxiety felt by a group of mothers who, being affected by their
sons and daughters’ drug addiction, look for aid for their treatment and
subsequent reintegration.
At the present time, one of the projects
developed by this organization since 2001 is the PIMA (Program for the
Comprehensive Prevention in an Open Environment) through which
they work with groups of minors the values education and attitudes that act as
protection factors facing the offer and the use of drugs. They are: tolerance
to the frustration, self-esteem, commitment and respect for the nature. It
hopes to be an alternative to the leisure consumer model that prevails
nowadays.
The program currently focuses on a recycling workshop that allows us to work with children through a range of leisure which parts of their interests and where they go on their own initiative, values and attitudes that will enable them to confront the
risks to be turned up along
their young adult
life.
In this exhibition, recycled toys which were made during the 2013-14 course are presented. Through them, children discovered that making their own toys implies a double fun.
In this exhibition, recycled toys which were made during the 2013-14 course are presented. Through them, children discovered that making their own toys implies a double fun.
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