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Thanks to our donors’ trust and support, together we have accomplished many good things. And we are delighted to tell about them here. But there are even more dreams, beautiful ideas, and calls for help.

BeOpen charity foundation is open to cooperation and warmly welcomes new members; we are grateful to everyone who supports our projects with their donations and is ready to join us in doing good. 

Elīna, the fifth participant of the “Friend for a Special Child” project, is a cheerful seventeen-year-old girl from Liepupe.

A Special Friend for a Special Child: Elīna and Corrie

Elīna, the fifth participant of the “Friend for a Special Child” project, is a cheerful seventeen-year-old girl from Liepupe. She is a very keen learner and loves spending time with her classmates.

The fourth participant of the “Friend for a Special Child” proпкфььу is a five-year-old boy Everts, who was born blind.

Future canine assistant is growing up with Everts

The fourth participant of the “Friend for a Special Child” project is a five-year-old boy Everts, who was born blind and explores the world around him only by touch, taste and hearing.

For children, who learn and perceive the world through their senses of smell and touch fingertips, the ability to live independently is very important.

Helping See the World in Colour

For children and adolescents, who learn and perceive the world through their senses of smell and touch fingertips, the ability to live independently in this world is very important.

The third participant of “A special friend for a special child” programme Kirils is a talented young man living in a small Karosta flat with his parents.

Kirils gets to know the world around him with the help of a guide dog

The third participant of “A special friend for a special child” programme Kirils is a talented young man living in a small Karosta flat with his parents.

Roberts is the second participant of the “Friend for a special Child” programme.

Roberts and Kleo: believing in your dreams and making them a reality

Roberts is the second participant of the “Friend for a special Child” programme. When he was one year old, Roberts was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, expecting that the boy would never walk or talk.

Katrīna is the first participant of the “Friend for a special Child” programme. The eight-year-old girl studies in the 2nd form of the Riga Estonian School.

Katrīna and Grēta: living among all of us

Katrīna is the first participant of the “Friend for a special Child” programme. The eight-year-old Katrīna Roze studies in the 2nd form of the Riga Estonian School.

An unusual science centre for kids “Tehnoannas pagrabi” is one of the smallest science centres in the world.

Children’s creative cognitive development

An unusual science centre for kids “Tehnoannas pagrabi” is one of the smallest science centres in the world. It has been operating for more than 20 years and stands out with its special atmosphere and original exhibits

To support creation of new outdoor leisure areas for families with children Baltikums Foundation is implementing creation of a leisure area on Lucavsala.

Creating a new leisure area for families with children on Lucavsala

In order to support creation of new outdoor leisure areas for families with children and an idea of making more places close to nature in the urban space, Baltikums Foundation is implementing a charity gift project – creation of a leisure area on Lucavsala.

The greatest hope of eight-year-old Katrina is to be able to walk, play with other children and become less dependent on people around her for help.

Helping a girl grow and walk

The greatest hope of eight-year-old Katrina is to be able to walk, play with other children and become less dependent on people around her for help.

The Canoe Sprint World Championship took place in Minsk. Promising master of sports Juris Apters represented Latvia, with support from the Baltikums Foundation.

Canoe Sprint World Championship Support

The ICF Junior and U23 Canoe Sprint World Championship took place in Minsk, Belarus, in late July. Young and promising master of sports Juris Apters represented Latvia, with support from the Baltikums Foundation.

The Baltikums Charity Foundation has donated equipment to the Strazdumuiža Residential Secondary School and Training Center for the Blind totalling 5000 euros.

A Gift to Visually Impaired Children

The Baltikums Charity Foundation has donated modern equipment to the Strazdumuiža Residential Secondary School and Training Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, totalling 5000 euros.

The end of the summer has also brought along the completion of one of the long-term programmes of the Baltikums Foundation.

Support with added value

The end of the summer has also brought along the completion of one of the long-term programmes of the Baltikums Foundation - one that the foundation launched September 2014 in partnership with the Rīga local government's "Imanta" centre for children and adolescents.