Projects

Since 2019, unemployed young people and returned migrants have been finding new perspectives for an independent future through an apprenticeship in agriculture.

The children’s home Hogar Maria Luisa takes care of children who have been in danger and offers them a home where they feel safe to develop their full potential and prepare them for their future.

In this project for digital reading assistance, the reading and language skills of children and young people are supported through innovative approaches. The fun of reading and the good feeling that someone outside the family is taking time alone for the child are conveyed in a playful way.

Dancing is not only fun and looks good, but is also suitable for young people with flight and migration experience to overcome their traumas. Through this project, the foundation is laid for children and young people to move forward into a positive future.

In Accra’s poorer neighborhoods, there are hardly any after-school learning opportunities for children and people with disabilities. The newly built youth center is therefore a safe place where they can receive care, tutoring and medical attention.

Outdoor activities are not only good for physical exercise, but also offer women and girls the opportunity to develop their skills and competencies. In this way, they gain more self-confidence and contribute to positive change in a war-torn society.

The “WEpads” project aims to give more women and girls access to feminine hygiene products, offering self-produced menstrual pads that cost a maximum of ZAR 1 (EUR 0.06). The production and sale of the pads creates jobs for previously unemployed women from the township.

By establishing a large school garden, not only will children be provided with healthy food, but disadvantaged young people will also be trained to lead self-determined lives.

Our project aims to make children and young people aware of their abilities, potential and skills, and to help them develop their talents so that they can consciously choose and shape their future.

This project aims to help young adults, especially young women, to learn skills that will help them provide a quality service to their society in order to generate sustainable income. The project works to close the gap between education and employability of young people in Cameroon and Nigeria.

The Therapy Center provides educational services, individual health care and social support to children with disabilities and special needs and their families.

The local organization has been doing social youth work for more than 30 years in order to prepare children and adolescents for life by offering a wide range of educational opportunities but also, for example, by providing therapy for violent trauma.