Aktivitere

Aktivitere is a norwegian social enterprise that aims to promote social inclusion and integration through sports and physical activity. The organization is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, and was established in 2008.

Aktivitere's mission is to provide opportunities for marginalized and vulnerable groups, such as refugees and asylum seekers, to engage in sports and physical activities. The organization offers various programs and services, including sports camps, fitness classes, and recreational activities, which are designed to promote physical and mental well-being, social integration, and community building.

Aktivitere's approach is based on community engagement and peer support. The organization works closely with local community centers, schools, and sports clubs to provide access to sports facilities and equipment, as well as training and coaching for staff and volunteers.

The organization's programs are designed to be inclusive and adapt to the specific needs of each participant. Aktivitere's staff and volunteers are trained to work with diverse groups and to provide support and guidance to those who may require it.

Aktivitere's activities and programs have been recognized and funded by various government agencies and private donors, including the Norwegian Ministry of Culture and the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research. The organization has also received awards and recognition for its innovative approach to promoting social inclusion and integration through sports and physical activity.

Aktivitere's work has been evaluated and researched by various organizations, including the University of Oslo, which has found that the organization's programs have positive effects on participants' physical and mental health, as well as their social connections and integration.