Burkina Faso

We invite you to join our roundtable on June 26: “Could education be the key to lasting peace? Let’s find out together on June 26!” You will have the opportunity to engage with our speakers and discuss how to build lasting peace in an increasingly complex world.

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.

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.

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

In 2023, thanks to your support, we were able to offer quality education to thousands of children and better healthcare access for pregnant women. Find out in our annual report, how our projects are transforming the practices of teachers and healthcare workers.

On the occasion of International Education Day, find out more about our work to support children’s education in Burkina Faso, where the deteriorating security situation requires emergency education projects that are meaningful for pupils students.

By engaging with us to help and protect mothers and children around the world, we can have a sustainable impact on their living conditions together through quality education and access to health services.

Every day, more than 800 women die across the world due to complications from pregnancy and childbirth, deaths that for the most part are easily preventable.