Who We Are
To address the complex challenges of integration, HumanityHub brings together a unique blend of expertise: the experience of the Rehabilitation Centre for Stress and Trauma (RCT) in developing psychosocial pathways, Act Group’s know-how in reskilling and entrepreneurship, and the legacy of the maieutic approach of Centre for Creative Development Danilo Dolci – ETS.
Our shared goal is to co-create participatory, holistic, and truly impactful approaches alongside refugees, supporting their long-term social and economic integration in Italy and Croatia.
Our Consortium
Rehabilitation Centre for Stress and Trauma (RCT)
Coordinator | Croatia
The Rehabilitation Centre for Stress and Trauma (RCT) is an independent, non-profit organisation providing professional psychological support and promoting social inclusion for individuals with limited access to opportunities. RCT offers psychosocial counselling and support services aimed at empowering individuals whose life circumstances hinder the realisation of their full potential. In under-resourced communities, they develop social services and advocate for improved accessibility and quality, while advancing policies in the areas of social inclusion and service delivery.
Act Group
Croatia
ACT Grupa is a leading force in strengthening social entrepreneurship and impact-driven businesses in Croatia. Since 2003, it has evolved into a key ecosystem builder, supporting over 150 social enterprises through tailored programmes. With expert support in business model innovation, finance, and impact measurement, ACT Grupa delivers annual acceleration for dozens of NGOs and social entrepreneurs. Through education, mentoring, and financial tools, they champion inclusion and sustainability across the social economy landscape.
Centre for Creative Development Danilo Dolci – ETS
Italy
Centre for Creative Development Danilo Dolci – ETS is a non-profit association inspired by the social and educational work of Danilo Dolci – sociologist, educator, and nonviolent activist. Since 1952, the Centre has worked to create the conditions for nonviolent community development. Today, it operates at a social and educational level to promote participatory approaches and bottom-up initiatives, using the maieutic approach to create a systemic, lasting impact on the community.