Let’s offer them a brighter future through health and education

In the south of Bangladesh, Amima fights every day against rising waters and salinity to protect her family. Discover how, thanks to Enfants du Monde and 8 other Swiss NGOs, concrete solutions are strengthening women’s resilience in the face of health challenges linked to climate change.

In Tanzania, the lack of sex education is one of the causes of teenage pregnancy cases and sexually transmitted diseases in adolescents. Enfants du Monde, working with SolidarMed, sets up health education programs to offer the necessary tools to young people in order to avoid these situations and to build a better future.

On January 13, 2025, the community midwives of Tenkodogo, in the Center-East of the country, received delivery kits thanks to the project we are carrying out on-site with our partner IPC-BF. These women, true pillars of rural healthcare, play a crucial role in improving maternal and neonatal health, especially when many health centers are closed due to attacks by armed groups.

In an unprecedented partnership, SolidarMed and Enfants du Monde are joining their forces to improve the sexual and reproductive health of the young people in Tanzania. This project aims to provide them with reliable information and access to tailored services in a region where the needs are immense.

Eliane Kiener and Beata Godenzi are respectively Director of SolidarMed and General Secretary of Enfants du Monde. Both NGOs are pooling their complementary expertise for a sexual and reproductive health project in Tanzania, a country where young people often have confusing and sometimes contradictory information about sexuality.

As we begin a new year, we want to share three positive highlights from 2024 that demonstrate the impact of your support for the most vulnerable people.

Your donation can provide quality education for children in Guatemala and Burkina Faso, and save the lives of expectant mothers and babies in countries like Bangladesh and Nepal. Discover how your generosity makes a difference.

On November 20, in celebration of International Children’s Rights Day, the new Declaration of the Rights of the Child will be unveiled—a global commitment to reaffirm children’s fundamental rights. This initiative, spearheaded by organizations including Enfants du Monde, emphasizes the urgent need to ensure a safe environment for the development of younger generations. Join this global movement to make children’s rights a reality.

In Chad, where the rate of illiteracy is beyond 70%, not everybody has the opportunity of going to school or of having a well-trained teacher. Luckily, the one who teaches Habiba and Gédéon knows how to encourage his pupils to feel involved. He uses Sar, the local language, and relies on tales and the children’s culture to help them understand better and progress more easily.

Discover our new university training program is designed to strengthen bilingual teaching in Mayan and Spanish languages, to improve literacy skills from the first year of school, and to highlight the value of indigenous cultures.

Discover what teachers in Burkina Faso think of our teaching materials!