Personal Development and Leadership
We pursue personal development and leadership through programs of innovation and socio-educational excellence with the aim of empowering young people from vulnerable backgrounds to become future leaders of their environment. We do this through different tools: non-formal education, culture and performing arts, and servant leadership through the Ubuntu philosophy.
Oportunidad al Talento is a project of educational innovation and integral development that allows a group of young people from 15 to 17 years of age to promote personal, academic-professional and social competencies.
Continue readingFrom the Espacio de Artes Escénicas, we provide young people from 12 to 21 years of age who are socially disadvantaged, with skills that allow them to influence reality in order to transform it, becoming references for the rest of the community, as promoters of positive actions and a fairer world.
Continue readingThe Ubuntu philosophy proposes that everyone learns to find themselves and others, communicating, relating, preserving and enhancing each other’s individuality.
All Ubuntu programs are rooted in the Ubuntu philosophy of life that permeates the project’s methodology.
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Beyond the Classroom: A Learning Community for Developing Social-Emotional Skills
At the Tomillo Foundation, we understand that supporting young people as they build a life plan requires much more than simply providing technical knowledge or vocational training. It means helping them develop the skills that will enable them to face personal, social, and professional challenges with independence, confidence, and responsibility. …
The Future on the Table: Companies and Young Talent Seek Solutions to the Challenge of Employment in the Hospitality Industry
On October 28, the Tomillo Foundation is organizing “Futuro sobre la Mesa” in Madrid, an event aimed at companies in the hospitality and restaurant industries to share solutions for attracting, recruiting, and retaining young talent. The event will include an analysis of the new challenges in the labor market, presentations …
What happens when we close the classrooms and learn in a different way? Tomillo Summer School Kicks Off
Did you know that at Tomillo, our support for children and teens doesn’t end when the school year is over? In July, we closed our classrooms, but we didn’t stop. We’re swapping out our notebooks for swimsuits, caps, movie tickets, field trips, and a great desire to have fun. Once …
