Joshua in Kenya
2014
Joshua is the younger brother of Jackson and Salomé. He is 13 years old and studies at Lentil Hills Academy. Joshua dreams of becoming a doctor. Determined and hardworking, he is doing everything he can to succeed in his studies. Aware of the medical needs in his community, he hopes one day to help and improve access to healthcare for the most vulnerable.
To support Joshua, click here.
Salome in Kenya
2014
Salome, Jackson’s young sister, graduated with honors from Kenya Alliance Girls High School. An exemplary student, she stood out by ranking first in her class at every stage of her education. She is currently pursuing her second year of International Relations at Daystar Academy University in Nairobi.
To support Salomé, click here.
Micaela in Argentina
2014
Micaela lived in the heart of nature, at the foot of the Andes Mountains, with her shepherd parents in a small house barely twenty square meters in size. Thanks to the support of the Association, which has covered her tuition, transportation, food, and school supplies since 2014, Micaela has been able to continue her studies. This year, she is in her second year of a bachelor’s degree program to become a teacher.
To support Micaela, click here.
Samuel, Gabriel and Emanuel in India
2015
For 10 years, our association has supported Samuel, Gabriel, and Emanuel by providing them with a customized scooter, a computer, and covering their school fees. Thanks to this support, Samuel, who graduated in accounting, is now enrolled in an advanced training program to improve his employment prospects; Gabriel is in his second year of computer science; and Emanuel is studying literature.
To support Samuel, Gabriel and Emanuel, click here.
Franklyn in Madagascar
2016
Franklyn, one of the two brothers from the series “On the Way to School,” used to walk 20 km every Sunday to reach his school, encouraged by his farmer father who was determined to give him an education. Since 2015, the Association has supported his schooling. Today, Franklyn is an ambitious young man pursuing a master’s degree in environmental sciences, driven by the desire to use his skills to protect his country’s environment. Inspired by the support he received, he has also created his own association to help young people in his community, in collaboration with our organization, passing on the momentum that once uplifted him.
To support Franklyn, click here.
Mabally and Yvana in Cameroon
2017
Mabally Romarick and his sister Yvana, protagonists of the series “On the Way to School,” are currently continuing their education at a high school in Yaoundé thanks to our support. Mabally has obtained his baccalaureate, while Yvana is in her final year this year. With our assistance, they are able to pursue their studies and improve their future while remaining close to their Bagyeli Pygmy community.
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Nasta in Mayotte
2017
We met Nasta at the age of 9 in a slum near Banga, where she walked 2 km every day to get to school. Since then, our association has supported her education. Thanks to this support, she earned her baccalaureate with honors and went on to pursue a degree in mathematics at the University of Dembeni. Today, she has taken a new “way to school”: Nasta is studying medicine at the University of Brest.
To support Nasta, click here.
Nielsa and Ihra in Philippines
2019
Nielsa and Ihra live on “Smokey Mountain” in Manila and used to spend 1 hour and 30 minutes every day getting to school. Ihra, 20, was the top of her class in the baccalaureate and is now pursuing nursing studies, determined to achieve her dream. Nielsa, 21, is completing her final year in tourism at university with excellent results and is preparing for her future through community activities and professional projects. She was also selected by the Alliance Française de Manille to represent Franco-Philippine relations.
To support Nielsa and Ihra, click here.
Coalfield Children Classes
2019
The "COALFIELD CHILDREN CLASSES" program was established in Jharia to offer a way out for 80 children working in coal mines. Thanks to the initiative of Professor Pinaki Roy and his wife, these children receive lessons in English, mathematics, and computer science. Since 2022, we have also been funding dance and painting classes, convinced that art is a powerful way to broaden their horizons. This education program gives these children a chance to build a better future, far from the dangers of the mines.
To support Pinaki and the children of the mines, click here.
Burkinabe children’s education
2020
In Burkina Faso, poverty and insecurity deprive many children of their right to education every year. Many are abandoned, left to fend for themselves due to a lack of family or resources. In the Poni region, the Association supports the school of Tiogagara by covering the education of 56 students, providing a stable learning environment, and, together with the local Association AMKN, we support 60 orphans by offering them a full scholarship to enable them to continue their studies.
To support this project, click here.
Olivier in Mali
2019
Every day, Olivier, accompanied by his sisters Marie-Madeline and Véronique, walked 40 minutes to get to school. Today, their steps have been replaced by the wheels of their bicycles, making the journey easier. Olivier earned his baccalaureate and is now pursuing his studies at the Faculty of Technical Sciences at the University of Bamako. We are very proud of his exemplary path and determination. Driven by the same desire to give other children the means to thrive, we have decided to extend our support to 80 students at the Doubahan school by improving their learning conditions.
To support Olivier and the children in Mali, click here.
Taslima, Dilshad and Sahifa in Bangladesh
2023
Taslima Akter, 23, has been teaching for five years in the Sunamganj region. The NGO BRAC entrusted her with the mission of teaching children from neighboring villages on a School Boat. Taslima advocates for making education a priority for families and for allowing young girls to choose their future and profession. The Association supports the pedagogical training of Sahifa, a student at the school, by providing her with a scholarship. Since February 2025, we have also been supporting Dilshad, Taslima’s 16-year-old brother. Forced to interrupt his studies to help his family, Dilshad was able to return to school thanks to our support, which provides him with a full scholarship. He is now continuing his studies in the first year of the Humanities and Social Sciences program.
To support them, click here.
Maria, Mim et Maimuna in Bangladesh
2023
In the Chatkhil region, we support three young girls Mim, Maria, and Maimuna by providing them with school scholarships. Orphans of their father and with a very ill mother, they were placed under our care by their mother, who believed that education would offer them better opportunities. Thanks to her determination, the eldest, Maria, was able to avoid early marriage and continue her studies. This support allows these young girls to pursue their education in better conditions and to have a more promising future.
To support Maria, Mim and Maimuna, click here.
Yvonne and Alexandro in Madagascar
2023
Since 2023, in partnership with Les Enfants du Soleil, we have been supporting Alexandro and Yvonne in their education at Notre-Dame de Nazareth High School in Tuléar. Their scholarships cover enrollment fees, school supplies, and uniforms. Their determination and commitment make them role models for their community. Alexandro dreams of becoming a pilot, while Yvonne aspires to be a flight attendant. As diligent students, they know that every effort brings them closer to their dreams.
To support Yvonne and Alexandro, click here.
