BY OPINION PUBLIC

The dancers of the Junior Ballet Project are actively involved in the work of the association What Dance Can Do, which strives to make dance accessible to the most vulnerable children. They regularly take part in artistic interventions in hospitals, schools, and community centers, bringing their energy and commitment to projects that carry deep social meaning. What Dance Can Do is an international non-profit organization born from the belief that dance is a powerful tool for social transformation, personal expression, and resilience. In Belgium, the association’s activities are coordinated and led by dancer and choreographer Camille Di Fiore, who has been committed for several years to working with vulnerable communities. Through artistic interventions in hospitals, schools, care centers, and cultural institutions, What Dance Can Do offers dance workshops designed as moments of imagination, connection, and breath. These sessions aim to give children and young people a space for expression, movement, and joy. In Brussels, What Dance Can Do operates monthly at the Queen Fabiola Children’s Hospital (HUDERF), where dance is offered as a moment of freedom and creativity within the hospital environment. A year-long choreographic creation program is also implemented at the Héliport Primary School, located in central Brussels. Integrated into school time, it allows 3rd and 4th grade students to discover dance through a process of creation, cultural encounters, and exploration, all within a supportive and educational framework.