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The restoration of the 100-year-old Australian Bungalow is the first project funded by The Melita
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The Melita Foundation believes that being better prepared for the digital future should go hand in hand with preserving our Heritage and protecting our environment. We therefore support projects that encourage Digital Skills & Creativity as well as ones that conserve our Heritage and help the Environment.
The restoration of the 100-year-old Australian Bungalow is the first project funded by The Melita
Continue ReadingThrough interrelated and multi-disciplinary approaches, The Paulo Freire Institute engages in
Continue ReadingWithout such opportunities, gifted students could easily remain unnoticed or mislabelled. Contrary
Continue ReadingRosa Kwir brings together queer art, culture and activism under one roof. The venue preserves and
Continue ReadingThrough the Agape Festival organised annually by Fondazzjoni Paulus, the foundation promotes music
Continue ReadingThe Ordinary Lives of Women is a recognition of the value of everyday women and women’s
Continue ReadingThe Malta Trust Foundation (TMTF) was established by Her Excellency, Marie- Louise Coleiro Preca in
Continue ReadingMoveo Dance Company was founded by the Artistic Director Dorian Mallia in 2008 and has since won
Continue ReadingKarl Vella Foundation (KVF) was established in May 2014. The Foundation offers free educational and
Continue ReadingThis event will give aspiring artists, hobby artists, art students, art teachers and art enthusiasts
Continue ReadingThis programme is aimed at children who under normal circumstances would not have the opportunity to
Continue ReadingOne of the important objectives of the eSkills Malta Foundation is minimising the digital competence
Continue ReadingSince our launch in 2020, The Melita Foundation has supported dozens of projects run by many diverse organisations. Project beneficiaries range from the very young to the very young-at-heart, from the the very local – such as supporting STEM skills development for school children in the Three Cities – to projects which will have an impact beyond our borders: supporting extensive tree planting; developing skills in maritime law and conservation; preserving parts of our heritage entwined with our diaspora.
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