What is Social Element
Social Element is a startup, non-governmental (NGO) and nonprofit organization, that aims for the development of a sustainable society through the improvement of human capital, health and the environment.
Our mission is to provide effort, expertise and resources in order to promote social cohesion, social justice, health care and environmental awareness in our society.
We aim to provide high quality, efficient, tailored and socially-oriented activities and services to people, local communities and companies.
Promoting the health and well-being of the socially excluded population
Promoting the health and well-being of the socially excluded population
Social inclusion is a human right for all people and is recognized as a social determinant of health.
Social inclusion is a human right for all people and is recognized as a social determinant of health.
Social Element is a proud partner of AKTIdA
AKTIdA is the Family Intervention and Support Centre for Autism. It provides comprehensive support, guidance and intervention services to children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their families.
The project is a collaboration between Social Element and CODECA and is co-funded by the European Social Fund and the Republic of Cyprus.
For more information on the programme and its services, please visit AKTIdA.
Partners
Social Element promotes the strengthening of cooperation and relations with the state, the semi-state sector, local authorities, the private sector, with profit and non-profit organizations, with individuals, youth and informal youth groups and with all levels of society. Below some of our partners:
Member of EASPD
Building an Architecture of Inclusion – International Conference
This October, Brussels will welcome disability service providers, policymakers, researchers and self-advocates from across Europe for the international conference “Building an Architecture of Inclusion”, organised by the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD).
Taking place from 5–7 October, the conference will explore how policies, services and support systems can create more inclusive communities where people with disabilities have equal choices, opportunities and meaningful participation in everyday life.
The three-day event will feature expert discussions, workshops and study visits, offering participants the opportunity to exchange experiences, discover innovative practices and connect with professionals from across Europe.
A valuable opportunity to learn, connect and contribute to a more inclusive Europe.
Registration
Deadline to register: 23 September 2026