Support / Partner
Your support is the difference for those who cannot afford what it cost
AP Center is a non-profit project of Fundashon Alton Paas. We keep sessions affordable on purpose — and donations, partnerships and funding make that possible.
The model, plainly
A session costs roughly XCG 80,- to deliver. Clients pay XCG 35. That decision is deliberate: most of the people we serve could not otherwise afford to continue at all.
The remaining gap is closed by donations and fundraising. Every contribution goes directly into keeping the doors open, the equipment working and the staff on the floor.
- Client pays
- XCG 35 / session
- Real cost
- ± XCG 80 / session
- Covered by donors
- the difference
Why it matters
When rehabilitation ends, there is nowhere else on the island to continue this kind of guided, equipment-supported training. Without it, hard-won function quietly slips away — and with it, independence in everyday life.
Supporting AP Center is not funding a nice extra. It is funding continuity of care that would otherwise not exist.

How to help
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Your support helps people with spinal cord injury, stroke, MS, Parkinson's, cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury and spina bifida keep moving. See how a session works
Get in touch to support
Write to info@fundashonaltonpaas.org or call +5999-510-0087 and we will explain exactly where your contribution goes.
Contact AP CenterFrequently asked questions
What does a session cost?
A session costs XCG 35 for people with a neurological condition. That is our social rate: the real cost is around XCG 80 per session, and donations and funds cover the difference. Payment for exercise takes place at the start of the exercise month.
What is AP Center?
AP Center is a guided exercise facility in Willemstad, Curaçao, for people with a neurological condition who have completed formal rehabilitation. Under guidance, clients keep working on movement, strength and everyday function. We do not provide clinical rehabilitation and we make no promises about medical outcomes.
