The Active Inclusion in Social Environment unites the activities of the Bulgarian Red Cross Youth, related to the support of children and young people through developed programs for activities in kindergartens and schools. The topics in the field are united in order to build life skills, reduce social vulnerability and build a culture of charity. It combines an extremely wide range of diverse activities - charity and fundraising campaigns, charity initiatives, workshops, children's parties, celebrations, concerts, small theater performances, camps, entertainment games, sightseeing and many other activities.

Some of the programs and causes that are included are:

• A "Small Tolerance Lessons" guide that addresses topics such as tolerance, acceptance of differences, prejudices and stereotypes, and how to use them as something positive rather than negative in everyday life.
• "Helfi" program, which is related to the prevention of accidents among children, as well as the acquisition of basic knowledge and skills in first aid. More about the program can be found here.
• An online platform "Safe schools and disaster risk reduction", which can be found here. 
• The "Let's talk about tolerance" handbook aims to raise issues of violence both in and out of school, tolerance, continuity and basic life skills.
• The "Step-by-step guide - a world without discrimination" includes topics related to stereotypes, prejudices, discrimination, violence and aims to promote the mechanism for a better world.
• The Life Skills program focuses on building life skills in society and stimulating personal development. If you find the topic interesting, you can take the online course on "Skills for Life" in the online training platform of the Bulgarian Red Cross. 
• The Charity fund "Good doers" for supporting vulnerable children and young people through creative and educational Activities of the Bulgarian Red Cross Youth aims to create additional conditions and opportunities for wider social integration of children and youth with special needs/from vulnerable groups through creative and educational development and resource support. If you want to support the Charity Fund with a donation, you can do it here.