The project, led by Thuy Gattaux, is inspired by Kintsugi, an ancient Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics. Carried out with children, young people and their families, it has given participants the opportunity to better master certain skills such as patience, concentration, perseverance and creativity, while developing their self-assurance. The project has generated a high level of commitment, strengthened social and family ties, and aroused the interest of professionals in the education and care sectors.