Our projects

A community health center is planned within the CNP Children Embassy in Haut-Katanga, DRC, on a 0.5-hectare site near the orphanage. It will provide integrated primary care, pediatrics, maternity services, vaccination, and community outreach to orphans, vulnerable children, pregnant women, and local families, reducing barriers to urban hospitals. The facility will include a main building with exam rooms, a pediatric ward, maternity/delivery room, infirmary, pharmacy, and administrative spaces, staffed by a general practitioner, nurses, a midwife, and a community health worker. Access for CNP children is prioritized, with services also open to the surrounding community and coordinated with local health authorities. Key partners include the Ministry of Health, medical NGOs, churches, and donors. Expected impacts: better child and maternal health, lower incidence of preventable diseases, improved local access to care, and stronger trust in CNP. Sustainability relies on integration with Foyer CNP and ongoing partner support.

Objective: To provide a functional and sustainable learning space for disadvantaged students and youth.

Project includes: construction or renovation of an equipped classroom, appropriate furniture, educational resources, and training for local staff on the use of the facilities.
Expected results: improved attendance and academic performance, a shift towards quality education within the community, and strengthened local capacity for facility maintenance.
Beneficiaries: students (children and youth), teachers, and families in the community.
Lasting impact: creation of a safe and sustainable learning environment that promotes educational equity.

Stimulating innovation and technological skills among young people through an annual technology challenge.

What the project includes: open or thematic challenges, mentoring, hands-on workshops, evaluation, and prizes for the most innovative projects.
Expected outcomes: development of problem-solving skills, teamwork, creativity, and digital literacy.
Beneficiaries: student and young adult participants, teachers, and partner networks.
Sustainable impact: promotion of STEM, fostering an entrepreneurial spirit, and strengthening the local technology ecosystem.

Providing holistic support to one or more vulnerable students through a mentoring or educational adoption program.

The project includes: personalized academic support, tutoring, educational resources, psychological support, and career guidance.
Expected results: stabilization of academic trajectories, improved retention, and academic progress.
Beneficiaries: vulnerable students, their families, and local communities.
Sustainable impact: education as a lever for social change and youth empowerment.

A secure, nurturing home for vulnerable children combined with a self-sustaining farm-school model. The project provides residential care, primary education, basic healthcare, and hands-on agricultural training to foster autonomy and long-term community resilience in Mokambo, DR Congo.

Strengthening English skills to improve employability and access to higher education.

What the project includes: English courses tailored to different levels, learning resources, regular assessments, and practice sessions.
Expected results: Measurable progress in language skills and increased professional and educational opportunities.
Beneficiaries: Learners of all ages, especially young people and adults wishing to improve their English.
Lasting impact: Access to a wider educational and professional world through English proficiency.

Combating illiteracy and improving reading and writing skills in the community.

What the project includes: literacy programs for adults and youth, adapted teaching materials, progress assessments, and incentives for lifelong learning.
Expected results: increased literacy rates, greater participant autonomy, and improved community participation.
Beneficiaries: illiterate adults and out-of-school youth.
Sustainable impact: empowerment through education and improved socio-economic integration.

Promoting tolerance, sportsmanship, and inclusion through sports activities and LEAF programs.

Project includes: workshops on respect, inclusive sports competitions, mentoring sessions, and community activities.
Expected results: reduced social tensions, improved collaboration, and enhanced teamwork among participants.
Beneficiaries: children, adolescents, young people, and families in participating communities.
Lasting impact: a culture of tolerance and lasting fair play among local youth.