Unique vs ​standardized.
​Network of individuals.

Each and everyone of us is different in some way, be it through a special need or a specific talent, a particular handicap or a unique ability, an outstanding accomplishment or an appeal for help, an exceptional ambition or a rare condition - whatever it is that may give us the feeling of being singled out or not-the-norm.

Seeking ​/ facing a challenge:

It is normal to be "not-the-norm". Most people are. 
Sadly enough they cannot see their leverage
as a community because everything is set to
​focus on the differences. 

See more on this here: "The Study"

This is way too restrictive and quite unnecessary.
To be special should never implicate being alone.

In the past people used to depend on public institutions with standardized procedures. 
Now we can open our arms wide to diversity! Smart bilateral family teams can provide
​the perfect balance. They have just what's been missing.

We don't need to meet someone else's standards
when we can meet each other instead.

2018 is our year of the extraordinary young people who don't fit into the framework of standard regulations and one-fits-all offers.
We provide special support to make sure you find just the right partner families in just the right circumstances. And - if lack of funds is holding you back - check out Fare Play or apply for specific support.

​Everything we do here is based on cooperation and thrives on diversity: we establish partner-ships of kindred spirits who complement each other's wants-and-haves.
No norms can hold you back, celebrate your uniqueness!

To get an idea on the bandwidth of our diversity please visit the case studies section!
But first enjoy 6 minutes of young wisdom as a mutual testimonial for not-the-norm power: