In the global context, where many minority languages are threatened by globalization and socio-political pressures, the preservation of these languages is crucial for maintaining cultural diversity and heritage. This research explores the intricate relationship between the Ladin language and the Ladin community in Val Gardena, highlighting their inseparability. Initially perceived as intertwined yet distinct entities, it became evident through this study that the language and community are essentially one, shaped significantly by geographical isolation not only from other Ladin-speaking villages but also from neighbouring valleys. This isolation has fostered unique perceptions of identity and belonging within the community.This research centers on a case study examining the Ladin community in Val Gardena. Local voluntary organisations are key in preserving the Ladin language. These organizations, which include cultural associations and educational institutions, play a great role in fostering a sense of community and belonging among Ladin speakers. This approach to language preservation emphasizes the importance of local initiatives in countering the forces of globalization and standardization, demonstrating the Ladin community's response to these challenges.The objectives of the research constituted of understanding the local context of Ladinia and the peculiarities of the linguistic policies in the area and understanding how the language is being preserved and promoted locally and how the local voluntary organisations are impacting this reality. The outcome of the research contains patterns identified in the local communities' way of life and how their communal voluntary groups and associations greatly impacted the situation in which Ladin among other endangered languages is found.