The project continues to move forward... We were able to secure part of the doors thanks to funding from International Impact and photographer Sabrina ONANA, who created the UBUNTU Family exhibition (an exhibition in which the Foundation’s children participated as models).

Project funded by the Swiss Embassy in Cameroon.
A chicken coop was built so that the children can regularly eat eggs.

Thanks to the donations received through the Hello Asso fundraiser, a borehole was installed, ensuring access to water for the Foundation and the surrounding area. New sanitary facilities have improved the living conditions of the children.

Thanks to the donations received through the Hello Asso fundraiser, the kitchen has been renovated and equipped with household appliances. Running water has been installed, improving hygiene and making meal preparation easier.

A toy library would give children a real place to play, even when it's raining.

The foundation received a donated field suitable for agriculture. Putting it into operation would allow for greater food self-sufficiency.

We want to make the computer room more functional.

In the rainy season, the courtyard becomes muddy and dangerous. The creation of an asphalt path will ensure safe passage while preserving the green spaces.

Hand washing is one of the most tedious and recurring tasks for the foundation's members. A laundry room with a washing machine would be ideal for improving the Foundation's everyday life.

A vehicle is essential for emergencies, vital errands and transporting children.
This acquisition will replace the car no longer in use and avoid the high cost of leasing.

Project funded by International Impact and other generous benefactors.

Thanks to the donations received through the Hello Asso fundraiser, the refectory, which is used daily for the children’s activities, was renovated. The floor was tiled and the walls were repainted, making the space cleaner and more pleasant.

Project funded by the “Aide aux enfants du monde” association.
A second water tank connected by a pump and powered by solar energy will increase water storage capacity, preventing children from having to wash their clothes in the river and ensuring a constant water supply for everyone.

For the 2026/2027 school year, we would like to provide one meal per day to the 200 students at the Petit Dan and Sarah School. This project involves the full construction, equipment, and setup of a cafeteria.

Installing a floor will protect food from insects and moisture, improving their preservation.

We would like to expand and renovate the sports fields, and install concrete benches to provide the children with a safe and comfortable space during physical activities.

Expanding the library would double the room's size, allowing it to accommodate as many children as possible.

Expanding and renovating the dormitories would provide better daily comfort for the children.

This bathroom would offer considerable comfort to the children. This project would allow them to have good hygiene conditions, in particular.