The Azvi Group Foundation begins 2026 by partnering with the Jesús Obrero Paris in Seville to support vulnerable young people

The Azvi Group Foundation has begun 2026 by signing a partnership agreement with the Jesús Obrero Parish in Seville, an alliance that reinforces its commitment to vulnerable children and young people.

The agreement was signed with the Salesian priest Father Sergio Codera, representing the Jesús Obrero Parish in Seville’s Polígono Sur district, and aims to promote new educational and social integration opportunities for teenagers and young people in the area.

Specifically, with the launch of an Audiovisual Music and Video Podcast Workshop as the central focus, the initiative will address the prevention of risky behaviour and provide holistic education through creativity and communication, offering participants a positive environment in which to develop their talent and their ability to express themselves.

Through this initiative, young people will be able to acquire digital skills, improve their communication and teamwork abilities, whilst strengthening their self-esteem and their capacity for active participation in society. The workshop is also designed as a safe space for meeting and socialising, where every young person can feel heard, valued and in control of their own life.

In the words of Father Sergio Codera, “we need to promote initiatives that get young people off the streets and keep them occupied in safe places. The workshop is a way of ‘engaging’ them so that we can work with them on a holistic education; they need adults to guide and advise them in making the right decisions for their future, especially in a context as complex as Polígono Sur. And all this within the framework of Salesian values and the educational and spiritual legacy of Don Bosco, which has transformed so many lives.”