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Non-Formal Education and Associationalism

We believe in the power of Non-Formal Education and Associationalism as tools for training and developing key skills in the personal growth of young people and adults.

5/8/20241 min read

A vintage illustration of a young girl and boy engaging in an art activity. The girl, wearing a yellow hat and pink dress, is seated on a stool while painting on an easel. The boy, dressed in a dark suit with yellow socks, stands beside her holding a brush and pointing at the canvas. The easel displays the text 'A.S.T. Co'. The room's wallpaper features a floral pattern, and a small table next to them holds an open box. A framed artwork, depicting a pair of boots, hangs on the wall.

A vintage illustration of a young girl and boy engaging in an art activity. The girl, wearing a yellow hat and pink dress, is seated on a stool while painting on an easel. The boy, dressed in a dark suit with yellow socks, stands beside her holding a brush and pointing at the canvas. The easel displays the text 'A.S.T. Co'. The room's wallpaper features a floral pattern, and a small table next to them holds an open box. A framed artwork, depicting a pair of boots, hangs on the wall.