Projects

The project trains unemployed youth in IT skills, soft skills, and entrepreneurship, giving them real opportunities to earn their own income. It creates jobs, delivers affordable technology, and opens new perspectives for young women while contributing to Sierra Leone’s digital development.

The project combines environmental education with concrete climate action in everyday school life. Through locally produced, energy-efficient eco-stoves and hands-on environmental learning, schools become places of change – conserving resources, protecting health, and empowering young people to shape their futures sustainably.

A new school library at Oloirien Secondary School in Arusha provides access to books and sustainably strengthens literacy skills for 1,020 students. Teacher training, reading clubs, and structured reading time foster a vibrant reading culture and open up long-term educational and life opportunities.

The project creates urgently needed housing for teachers on the Barú peninsula near Cartagena – laying the foundation for reliable, high-quality education. At the same time, it strengthens local employment, empowers women, and invests in the sustainable development of the entire community.

Lilis School provides children in Puerto Plata not only with education but also strengthens the entire community – through programs for families and targeted empowerment for girls. Children, parents, and young people learn to shape their own future with confidence and seize opportunities that would otherwise be out of reach.

The Abury Hospitality Academy trains young women in Marrakech for careers in hospitality, combining professional skills with personal development and mentoring. This creates real job opportunities and opens the door to a self-determined life in a rapidly growing tourism sector.

The project “LGBTIQ Diversity in Museums and Neighborhoods” strengthens educational opportunities on sexual and gender diversity for teenagers and young adults in Berlin. At the same time, it sustainably expands the digital and structural infrastructure of the Gay Museum, thus ensuring long-term inclusive educational work.

The project uses sport as a powerful tool to provide children and young people in Cape Town with safe spaces, life skills, and new opportunities for the future.

The project offers disadvantaged young people a professional future through practical training, relevant qualifications, and the promotion of entrepreneurial skills.

The project in the Thiès region of Senegal supports young unemployed women, including single mothers, abandoned wives, and school leavers due to early pregnancy. The aim is to open new opportunities for them through practical training in agriculture and animal husbandry.

The aim of the project is to open up sustainable economic prospects for young mothers through education and vocational qualifications and to strengthen them in their role.

The project on Magoodhoo regenerates coral reefs with 3D-printed structures and empowers the community through education and sustainable sources of income. It promotes biodiversity, coastal protection and economic resilience.