Dreams under construction
Each project is a door we open toward independence, education and a future full of possibilities.
Building the future, step by step
Every child, young person and adult with visual impairment has dreams, abilities and the right to develop fully. However, the lack of appropriate tools, adapted spaces and specialized support limits their opportunities.
At Fundación Expresarte we work on concrete projects that transform these limitations into real possibilities. Projects born from the needs of our families and built with the support of people and organizations that believe in inclusion.
These are the dreams we are making come true.
Our First Learning Center
To create a physical space specially designed for the learning and comprehensive development of children, young people and adults with visual impairment. A place that serves as home, school and community for the 200 families we currently support.
What does this project include?
- Sensory gym equipped with tools for psychomotor and sensory-perceptual development.
- Adapted furniture that responds to the specific needs of each age and developmental level
- Learning spaces designed for tactile, auditory and sensory exploration.
- Family support areas where parents and caregivers receive guidance and training.
- Library with adapted materials in braille, relief and accessible formats.
Why this is important:
Currently we work in borrowed or temporarily adapted spaces. Having our own center will allow us to offer more complete, permanent and higher-quality programs. It will be a place where every family knows they have a space that awaits them, welcomes them and supports them.
Estado actual:
In progress – Planning phase
Goal:
To be defined
Project presentation:
Tactile and Technological Materials
So that every child and young person has access to the specialized tools they need to learn, explore and develop their autonomy. Tools that open doors to knowledge and independence.
What do we need to purchase?
- Braille slates and styluses
- Cranmer abacuses for mathematics
- Raised maps and relief sheets
- Specialized tactile teaching materials
What do we need to purchase?
- Screen readers and specialized software
- Braille displays (braille displays)
- Electronic magnifiers and magnifying glasses
- Computers with assistive technology
- Recorders and audio devices
Teaching materials:
- Adapted educational games
- Braille books and accessible formats
- Sensory development materials
- Miniature reproductions for learning
Why this is important:
A child with visual impairment learns through touch, hearing, and sensory exploration. Without adapted materials, their development becomes limited. These materials not only allow them to learn, but also to play, create, and dream like any other child.
A child with visual impairment learns through touch, hearing, and sensory exploration. Without adapted materials, their development becomes limited. These materials not only allow them to learn, but also to play, create, and dream like any other child.
Estado actual:
In progress – Progressive acquisition
Direct beneficiaries:
Children, youth, and adults
Soccer Team
Inclusive sports program designed to promote physical activity, teamwork and the development of motor skills in children, youth and adults with visual impairment through adapted football.
- Audible balls equipped with internal bell systems to facilitate auditory localization during play
- Protective equipment including head protection, knee pads and adapted safety elements
- Complete uniforms differentiated by texture and high-contrast color, including socks and sports shoes with good grip
- Private courts with smooth surfaces, tactile and audible perimeter markings, and appropriate lighting
- Family support areas where parents and caregivers receive guidance on adapted sport and support techniques
Why this is important:
This sports program will complement the center’s sensory and psychomotor learning spaces, offering a high-quality recreational activity that promotes independence, develops physical and social skills, and creates a sense of belonging through sport
Estado actual:
In progress – Planning phase
Direct beneficiaries:
Children, youth, and adults
Project presentation:
Future projects
Inclusive Library
A specialized library with Braille materials, audiobooks and accessible digital resources for the entire community.
Art and Culture Workshops
Adapted spaces for artistic expression: music, theatre, visual arts and inclusive crafts.
Job Training
Training in productive skills for youth and adults, facilitating their insertion into the workforce.
Be part of these projects
For people
Make a monetary or in-kind donation. Every contribution, regardless of size, brings us closer to fulfilling these dreams.
For businesses
Sponsor a complete project or support specific phases. Generate measurable impact and accompany the transformation.
For everyone
Share our projects, talk about our cause, help us reach more people who want to be part of the change.
What it means for our families
Each project is a promise of a better future
These dreams are not just ours; they belong to every child who hopes to have the tools to learn, to every family seeking a place to feel supported, to every young person who dreams of becoming independent.
