There is no country or region we cannot reach - no teenager or young adult who cannot access a 360 Project skateboard.

Skateboarding is being used all over the world as a tool to engage with and empower youth - to interact with them on a level they know and love. A passion for riding and the lifestyle and culture of skateboarding today allows for a platform where youth and young adults can get off the streets, make friends, gain access to education and most importantly hang out with people that have a genuine interest for their well-being.

It is our vision to serve the established Programs already making a difference in the lives of youth all over the world - with relationships forming in countries like Indonesia, Uganda, South Africa, The Philippines and Outback Australia, and goals to reach more of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

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Below is some more info on Programs we have worked with (and continue to work with):

ELEVATE YOUTH CENTRE - BALI, INDONESIA

The Bali Community Youth Centre is a multi-purpose facility run by an Indonesian non-profit organization that seeks to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of the local youth community.

The setup these guys have is sick, and kids from all over the island come to skate (and hang out). Most of their equipment is donated second-hand, meaning kids with no money ride near-wrecked decks. That said, they just love to ride, and get to hang out with guys who have a positive influence in their lives. Hit up www.elevatebali.org for more information.

SKATEISTAN CAMBODIA - PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA

Skateistan Cambodia is a group of people in Phnom Penh that want to see the lives of kids changed for the better and we believe that we can use skateboarding to do so. Cambodia is the second country project of parent organization "Skateistan", which is the world's first co-educational skateboarding school and an independent, neutral, Afghan NGO.

For more information on Skateistan Cambodia visit their website here: kh.skateistan.org

ONE FRIDAY SKATE MINISTRY - PHILIPPINES

One Friday is an Australian-based non-profit working with youth both in Australia and overseas. After establishing relationships in the Philippines they now send a team over regularly with skateboard equipment, youth workers and skate coaches - to work with under-privileged youth and mentor them.