Without them
nothing is possible!

Mens Sana is a young Belgian association (2017) that makes mental health its priority.

The Foundation works more specifically with the Mwetu Don Bosco Centre in Mbuji Mayi, which was created in 1995.

It was originally a vocational centre with the following sections: masonry, cutting and sewing, carpentry and mechanics, a remedial education centre (literacy), a primary school, sports fields and a secondary school with 3 courses of study, including pedagogy, business management and science. A boarding school has been added to the range of services on offer.

CAMELEON is an international solidarity association that develops a global approach to act on the causes and effects of sexual violence against children and adolescents. It works in the Philippines and in France

INUKA asbl has a vision of a world where the children of North Kivu live in a family and community environment that encourages their integral development and allows them to be actors of change.

Education, agriculture and animal husbandry are at the heart of the Order’s activities, alongside pastoral care and liturgical renewal.

The Congregation of the Queen of Apostles Sisters (SRA Sisters) was founded in the 19th century by an Austrian Jesuit father and is based in Vienna. Of the 850 or so nuns currently in the congregation, 700 are Indian or work in India.

Present in more than 70 countries, the Congregation is particularly concerned, through various activities and commitments, with women and children wounded by life’s circumstances and living on the margins of society.

WoH was launched with the aim of providing vital aid to Palestinians in distress, and in particular to the children of Gaza, a territory devastated by the current conflicts. Faced with a situation where almost all hospitals are closed and schools have ceased to function, WoH’s mission is to provide practical and immediate support by delivering emergency medical care and educational solutions to those who need them most.