El Cauce is a joint initiative developed by people and organizations who share the same beliefs and values about community living as a way of helping to fulfill life purpose, linked to the anthroposophic network in Argentina.
HOW WE ARE
El Cauce is the first project to be developed by Fundación Respirar Comunidad, a non-profit organization created in 2019 that draws its inspiration from the Camphill Movement. The objective is to create an inclusive, shared-living community for adults in Argentina.
Our partners and allies in this venture are: La Cañada, a group of agricultural experts with 15 years’ experience in biodynamic farming in the province of Buenos Aires, who have also developed sustainable gardening programs for different organizations in the area; eminent psychiatrists, psychologists and educators with many years’ experience in the Waldorf education network in South America; eurythmists, art and musical therapists specializing in rhythm, sound and movement; architects working in the area of sustainable architecture; and counselors and coaches with expertise in social and inclusive entrepreneurship.
To build a community that is sustainable in both economic and social terms, founded on openness, sharing and harmony with nature; with an emphasis on self-management, personal responsibility and organic growth.
To offer community members the support and space they need to develop and fulfill their potential, in a context of mutual
respect and collaboration, finding meaning in shared purposeful work as the basis for a balanced social and cultural life.
To offer a lifestyle whose qualities emanate from the shared values of a community united by the search for the common good, where everyone can take part and benefit from sustainable activities in all forms
A community made up of people who share a well-grounded respect for work and social relations, where each individual has the room to grow and develop their potential.
A place whose heart beats in time with the rhythm of the land and the seasons, whose inhabitants profoundly value and care for the natural resources that support them.