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We are proud to partner with some of the leading entities.

These partnerships allow us to provide the young people the best practices, ensuring they receive the highest quality service and support. Our partners are committed to staying at the forefront of their fields, and we are honored to work with them.

Arts Council Malta (ACM) is the national agency for development and investment in the cultural and creative sectors. Its principal task is to fund, support and promote Malta's Cultural and Creative sectors.

SOS Malta aims in aiding people experiencing times of crisis and empowering them by providing support services and opportunities to implement development and change in their country to ensure a better quality of life.

Spazju Kreattiv, Malta's National Centre for Creativity is committed to supporting the contemporary creative scene inn all of its forms. Its philosophy is to take in, reflect and support the country's traditional and historical heritage and culture, and to provide local and international artists with a platform to do so.

The National Association of Band Clubs aims to strengthen the relationship between its members. It helps with their general needs and deals with problems and difficulties they encounter. It also works to improve the level of learning and appreciation of musical art in band clubs in Malta.

Pjazza Teatru Rjal strives to attain cultural excellence by providing a diverse programme of the highest possible calibre topped up with the exceptional and unique experience of an open air performance space within Malta’s capital city.

The Malta Film Foundation facilitates the dissemination of quality short films and fosters film appreciation and awareness among the general public.

The Malta Chambers of Scientists aims to improve science awareness and develop informed opinions, increase student uptake of STEM careers for high-level jobs, stimulate the socio-economic wellbeing of partner countries, and enhance the transferable skills of current researchers.

The Malta School of Art seeks to provide high quality education based on new methodology and research, providing a challenging setting for students to learn and discover their full potential. It also aims to offer a diversified curriculum for learners to prepare and guide them for higher education and professionalism in the visual arts.

The Faculty of Education is committed to developing and implementing powerful pedagogical practices that foster meaningful learning. As a the knowledge-driven and community-oriented Faculty, it offers a number at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Kunsill Nazzjonali Żgħażagħ (KNŻ) is the national representative body for all Maltese youths of ages between 13 and 35. The National Youth Council of Malta strives to be a proactive primary source of information, idea-generation and innovation both in Malta and Gozo. The interventions are shaped by the triangle of governance of the youth field, namely: youth research, youth policy and youth work.

The National Book Council is the public entity that caters for the Maltese book industry. It offers several important services, whilst striving to encourage reading and to promote the book as a medium of communication in all its formats.

Faculty of Social Well Being Malta

The Faculty for Social Wellbeing contributes towards the welfare of society, in its particular way, according to its expertise. The faculty offers a wide range of diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses, a number of which lead to a profession.

The Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disability (CRPD) is committed to rendering Maltese society an inclusive one, in a way that persons with disability reach their full potential in all aspects of life, enjoying a high quality of life thanks to equal opportunities.

Sir M. A. Refalo Sixth Form offers a variety of options to students who would like to further their education at post secondary level. It aspires to empower students with critical skills and values that will enable them to become responsible, educated and autonomous citizens.

The Down Syndrome Association Malta aims to encourage people who have Down syndrome to fulfill their potential for successful and happy lives, in a society that recognizes their abilities and is supportive of their needs.

The Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology is the country’s leading vocational education and training institution. Six Institutes in Malta and the Gozo Campus, MCAST offers over 190 full-time courses and over 300 part-time vocational courses ranging from certificates to Doctoral level (MQF Level 1 to Level 8).

The Office of the Commissioner for Children promotes the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child which focuses on the protection of children; ensuring the provision of necessary services and child participation.

Aġenzija Sapport is the National Agency that provides professional and innovative services to enhance the quality of life of persons with disabilities. The Agency's vision is to be the leader in guiding the community which promotes ability rather than disability.

The Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS), is Malta's leading Tourism and Hospitality educational institution. ITS offers a broad selection of study programmes taught by experienced and dedicated lecturers. The campus provides multiple specialised labs and kitchens to ensure that students receive the essential theoretical and practical education.

Giovanni Curmi Higher Secondary School (GCHSS) is one of the leading post-secondary institutions in Malta. It is the only state run post-secondary school offering two year programmes for students wishing to continue their studies at University or Vocational College or to seek employment.

Malta Olympic Committee

The Maltese Olympic Committee is the supreme and exclusive authority on matters relating to Malta’s representation at all games falling under the jurisdiction of the International Olympic Committee.

Malta Wheelchair Basketball Association is committed to empowering individuals to reach their full potential on and off the court, by providing everyone with the equal opportunity to play, learn and contribute to this all-ability sport.

Frame Football Malta, a voluntary organisation, is the governing body of a unique version of football for children and youths who use walking frames.

MGRM strives to achieve full equality for LGBTIQ people in Maltese society; a society that enables people to live openly and fully without fear of discrimination based on one’s sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression or sex characteristics.

The Directorate for Research, Lifelong Learning and Employability, as part of the Department for Curriculum, Lifelong Learning and Employability within the Ministry for Education and Employment, is led by a vision that learning should be a lifelong journey for everyone. Individuals and communities need to acquire skills that are relevant to their lives, their needs and their work.

Relationships are Forever Foundation aims to help children, couples and families build strong relationships through education, assistance and group activities aimed at helping couples, whether married or unmarried, to develop life and communication skills with the objective of nurturing stable and long lasting relationships.