Pulse foundation
PULSE Foundation is a Bulgarian non-governmental organization, registered on July 7, 1999, under the name “Animus – Pernik”. Since the beginning of 2002, the organization continues its charitable activity under the name “PULSE” – “Positive Personal Skills in Society”. In 2015, PULSE Foundation operated with 19 full-time employees and over 40 youth volunteers. Mission. By developing emotional and mental potential of people to create conditions for a harmonious relationship between them, based on equality, understanding and tolerance, leading to successful integration and realization in the society. Objectives. The main organizational objectives are: For realization of organizational objectives, the  Foundation team puts efforts in the following areas: Services. The multidisciplinary approach of work, enables the organization to offer: Main programs. PULSE Foundation works in six general programs: Methodologies and innovative practices. Methodology and innovative practices are concluded in several priority steps: Volunteering. To support the center activities, the Foundation includes three youth clubs: Volunteers and interns from "New Bulgarian University", "Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”" and "Southwest University “Neophyte Rilski”" - associates of the core team at the center, as a part of their practice, during their university education. Membership and partnership. Developing its activities, the PULSE Foundation works closely  with many key organizations, both within the country and internationally. Within the country, the PULSE Foundation works as: At international level, the PULSE Foundation cooperates with: