Creators of Talent 2024

ASK is a Geneva-based charity founded in 2003 to meet the needs of families of children and young adults with special educational needs. It offers multilingual support and programs in a caring, nurturing environment.

Created in 2016, WeTechCare puts digital technology at the service of social progress. It offers a free educational platform to support vulnerable people and break down the digital divide.

BOOKBRIDGE believes in a world where people care and act. Their action learning programs develop purpose-driven leaders while creating social enterprises for the big challenges of our time.

The Kolping Ecuador Foundation is an Ecuadorian NGO that promotes the improvement of the quality of life by helping men and women, of all ages in urban and rural areas become economically active under the slogan "Help for Self-Help".

Since 1535, the Hospice général has been supporting the most disadvantaged. In 2017, they launched the Flag21 association, which promotes the professional integration of migrants through sport.

Founded in 2007 by committed parents, Autisme Genève now counts nearly 1,000 members. It envisions a more inclusive world that welcomes diversity with kindness and adapts to the needs of the most vulnerable.

Young Enterprise Switzerland is part of the globally active organisation - Junior Achievement. With 6 practice-oriented business and opinion-forming programmes, they invest in young people and thus in our future.

La Casa di Toti is an ethical B&B immersed in the Sicilian countryside and run by autistic children. Assisted by tutors, they learn to take control of their environment and their lives. A dream to which you can also contribute!

For 34 years, ÇYDD has pursued a mission to protect and develop Atatürk’s principles and reforms, and to empower youth by providing them with equal access to quality and contemporary education.

Genèveroule is an association focused on cycling and integration, aiming to offer training opportunities to job seekers, while promoting sustainable transport.

Since 2012, the Inara Association has been working in various cultural and youth centres in disadvantaged regions in Tunisia. Through various projects, it supports the social and educational development of children, young people and university students.

Based in Cameroon, the Association of Linux Friends aims to empower young people, especially the disadvantaged, and instill in them a strong sense of responsibility by providing computer and technology training courses.