SPORT2LIVE Foundation x Quinorgan: Sports as a Key for Change

At Quinorgan, we believe that being part of a social fabric implies an active responsibility towards it. That is why we are committed to and collaborate with the sport2live Foundation, a non-profit organisation with over a decade of experience that uses sport and physical exercise as a tool for inclusion, recovery and social transformation.

Over a decade of transforming lives through sport

The sport2live Foundation was born in 2013 as an association and, in 2026, took a key step in its development by becoming a foundation, a recognition of years of rigorous and dedicated work on behalf of the most vulnerable.

Its impact in figures speaks for itself:

+59 physical activity programmes launched in 2025
93 active training groups
+9,750 hours of physical and sporting activity
~1,470 people assisted per month

Their work includes a wide range of groups: people with mental health issues, those recovering from addiction, young people at risk of social exclusion, people with intellectual disabilities, and older people engaged in active ageing.

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Their methodology: Mental Fit®

What sets their approach apart is the Mental Fit® methodology: a proprietary model that views sport not as an end in itself, but as a space for support, recovery and personal development. Each session goes beyond physical exercise to develop skills such as independence, perseverance, emotional management, self-confidence and team spirit.

Programmes that make a difference

The ACTIVA’T programmes are designed to facilitate the social integration of people involved in the field of mental health and addiction. They combine the Mental Fit® methodology with life skills and sports skills training, with the aim of enabling participants to apply what they have learnt to their daily lives.

In 2026, sport2live launched a new initiative aimed at staff at Benito Menni Hospital, as part of the ‘Caring for the Carers’ programme. A space for physical and emotional wellbeing for staff teams, featuring relaxation, meditation, yoga and strength training sessions. Because caring for the carers is also part of the mission.

A model that goes beyond

In addition to its direct involvement, sport2live plays an active role in European projects:

Edu4Impact (Erasmus+) An initiative focused on promoting social and emotional learning through sport and on training professionals to apply these tools in educational, social and community settings.
Bet On Sport (Erasmus+) A project that promotes the use of physical activity in dealing with gambling addiction, offering free training for professionals in the social, educational, sporting and mental health sectors.

Supporting what we believe matters

At Quinorgan, we believe in their model because it shares something in common with ours: the conviction that doing things right makes a real difference. We are delighted to be able to help, even in a small way, to ensure that this impact reaches further.