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“A journey towards well-being”, a multi-centre pilot of museums with CAPs, to improve the emotional well-being of people diagnosed with mild-moderate anxiety through art and culture. Project of the Territorial Network of Museums of Tarragona and Terres de l'Ebre.

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The CAP El Temple in Tortosa promoted children’s oral health through Bibliodonto, an innovative project that combined health education and reading to encourage healthy habits among young people. The initiative featured a dedicated corner in the center’s waiting room where children could find stories and books about dental care and healthy eating. The materials, provided by the Marcel·lí Domingo Library, were renewed approximately every three months to offer fresh stories and educational resources. Through a playful and interactive approach, Bibliodonto sought to make oral health more accessible and engaging for children, fostering curiosity and awareness about the importance of caring for their mouths from an early age. In addition, the CAP set up two bibliotherapy areas in the waiting room, where users could read books in several languages and take them home, leaving another in exchange. This initiative promoted reading as a tool for relaxation, emotional well-being, and digital disconnection, providing moments of calm and reflection for visitors. With these initiatives, EAP Tortosa Est reaffirmed its commitment to comprehensive, compassionate, and community-oriented care, improving the experience of both professionals and users who passed through the center.

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Creativity, movement, and connection for older adults Circ en Gran is a social circus project for older people that promotes health, autonomy, and social connection through the performing arts. From October to February, participants meet weekly in a safe and inclusive space to explore six creative disciplines — juggling, acrobatics, clowning, balancing, theatre, and percussion. The project goes beyond physical activity: it builds trust, cooperation, and collective creativity, enhancing mobility and coordination while strengthening social bonds. The journey concludes with a public performance, celebrating what participants have learned and created together — a joyful testament to community, creativity, and the power of lifelong learning. Circ en Gran shows that age is no barrier to play, imagination, or transformation.

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