Over the past few months, the PULSE Foundation team has been conducting a series of focus groups with young people and professionals working with children and youth in Pernik and Kardzhali. These meetings give us the opportunity to hear different perspectives on the risks young people face online and on the ways in which we can build a safer digital environment for them.

On 1 June 2026, the Youth club "To Be Friends" at PULSE Foundation celebrated its twenty‑sixth anniversary – a celebration of friendship, volunteerism, children’s energy, and the young people who change the world through kindness, empathy, and active civic engagement.

PULSE Foundation continues its active work under the project “Path to Knowledge: Literacy and Opportunities for Adults in Kardzhali”, aimed at supporting adults with low literacy or without completed primary education by creating opportunities for learning, social inclusion, and more active participation in community life.

On 15 April 2026, an opening press conference was held at the International Youth Center in Pernik for the project “Civic Voices: Empowerment through Participation, Knowledge and Connectivity for More Active Citizens”, implemented by PULSE Foundation.