This project wants to cope with the widespread issue of child malnutrition in the regions of Zou and Atacora (Benin), through the supply of milk powder to undernourished newborns in the Hospital of Tanguieta and in three local accommodation centres.

The project provides legal, health and psychological support to children and teenagers who have been victims of sexual abuse. Reporting all cases of abuse to the local authorities is of fundamental importance in order to protect abused children and guarantee their rights. Group sessions with health workers, psychologists and a social worker will help the victims regain their own psychological and physical identities, using a cognitive-behaviour therapy.

We want to buy and to promote the use of manual pedal pumps in the villages in the district of Mangochi.Malawi is one of the poorest countries in Africa with a high percentage of children suffering from malnutrition. Pedal water pumps are an indispensable asset for the cultivation, which permits the village to cope with food insecurity.The second problem to cope with is access to drinking water:building wells in the villages will help families to prevent the spread of cholera.

The project's aim is to improve the psychosocial and life conditions of the children / teenagers welcomed in the "Hogar San Jeronimo" house in Tunja, guaranteeing them fundamental rights, harmonious growth and future autonomy. The projects guarantees these kids psychosocial support as well as an education and training programmes.

The project aims to support 400 Syrian and Lebanese families residing in the Damour area.Twice a week our local representative "Oui pour la vie" provides them balanced meals from a nutritional point of view.Thanks to this initiative,2000 children and their parents have the chance to enjoy a full meal. The repast consists of vegetables, rice, a main course of meat or fish and fruit. Besides this service, our operators try to help families in their daily basic needs, such as shelter,medicines etc

The project "Hands for life" aims at the construction of a neonatology department in the pediatric hospital L'Abbraccio in Sokponta (Benin).This structure will be used to monitor the health of infants who are premature, underweight or have specific infections or malformations and to make women aware of the importance of receiving medical treatment during and after gestation.Furthermore we want to implement health awareness activities in rural villages to prevent infectious disease and Covid-19.

The project aims to install a photovoltaic system in the village of Balou, in order to provide enough electricity to the Balou Center, which assists 200 children and young people who, because of their physical and mental disability, have been abandoned by their families. The interconnected modules plant will be installed on the structures of the center (dormitory, primary school, hospital, canteen,...) and will guarantee energy and light for psycho-health, social and educational activities.

Created to protect disabled and disadvantaged children and to guarantee them the possibility of having a home, the project aims to ensure education and medical care for these children, as well as ensuring them the fundamental right to grow up in a suitable family environment.Coffee Beans has already at its disposal a shelter where at the moment there are 19 orphans, abused or ill-treated, including some with severe disabilities, to whom are provided medical care, food and school support.

The project wants to guarantee daily meals, medical care and schooling for orphans or abandoned children in the Nginda village, Kenya, supporting the families of this community to properly take care of needy children. The other objective is the awareness of the population and social integration of the many children left to themselves.

Aleimar wants to assure a quality, equal and inclusive education to 1107 Lebanese children. Our project aims at supporting Don Bosco Institute founded in 1974 by the Sisters Daughters of Maria Ausiliatrice, our local partner, in the Village of Hadath Baalbek. The Institute is made up of three buildings and hosts 282 children of the kindergarten, 623 students of the primary school and 202 students of the middle and high school, without distinction of sex, ethnicity, language or religion.

The project aims to support families living in Melzo (MI) and the surrounding area who are struggling economically and socially, particularly refugee families. The purpose is to provide them with accessibly-priced accomodation and psychological, economic and training support to help them integrate into the local community and become economically self-sufficient. These activities will be integrated with a communication plan to sensitize and inform the local community.

The project was born from the necessity of improving the life conditions of the poorest families living in rural villages. Our local partner has operated in Eritrea since 1886, offering sanitary assistance, women empowerment, education, child protection and assistance to youths, aged and sick people and convicts. In order to improve the supply of food and the economic conditions of the population, the nuns distribute goats and sheeps, thus creating little domestic livestocks.

The "Flowers in bloom" project aims to improve the reception conditions of sexually assaulted minors in Addis Ababa. Aleimar joins a project that Il Sole Onlus and Integrated Family Service Organization (IFSO) are carrying out since 2002 providing medical, psychological and social assistance to abused minors and their families, guaranteeing adequate nutrition and hygienic conditions, enhancing psychological support. The project aims to strengthen the reception services of two family houses.

The project stems from the need to increase employment opportunities for women in an extremely poor region of India. It promotes the achievement of a high-school diploma through courses of dressmaking or IT skills and it supports these young women to start their own business. The project is aimed at women living in Nagercoil and neighbouring villages.

The project supports children with hearing disabilities who attend the Bethlehem Ephpheta Institute where,through specialized educational and scholastic paths,they can receive an adequate education, thus being helped in the process of social integration. Many children,living away from school,have difficulty attending classes regularly so we have also activated and contributed to transport service to guarantee them the possibility of reaching the institute.

This project will try to respond to the primary needs of many beneficiaries who live in Gubrye , rural Gurabbe area , who are going throught a very difficult period.

Aleimar and AMKA want to promote the right to food for children suffering or at risk of malnutrition in the areas of Mabaya and Sambwa (in the province of Lubumbashi). Aleimar and AMKA also want to raise awareness in the entire community in relation to correct nutrition and hygiene practices, prevent child diseases in order to reduce their mortality rates and help mothers taking good pre and post-natal care of their children.