Keep In Touch is all about making connections that matter. Through fun group activities—like games, sports, and creative workshops—we bring people together who share the same interests. Our focus is on supporting those who may feel isolated and helping friendships grow naturally in a welcoming, relaxed environment.
Games That Bring Us Together
Every week, we bring people together to enjoy board games, fostering friendships, laughter, and a sense of community.Connecting with the Elderly
In this group of projects, we visit senior centers and organize enjoyable, engaging activities for the residents.
Keep In Touch is proudly brought to you in collaboration with Nivea Connect.
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