Where we are
Where we are
Cambodia
We have been operating in Cambodia since 2006, working on projects in 40 villages in the provinces of Sihanoukville, Kampot and Kandal. In all our projects, we focus on young children as the starting point to encourage the country’s socioeconomic development.
Italy
Our work in Italy aims to improve the living conditions of girls and boys, because through them we can bring about concrete change in the communities in which they will grow up. We promote initiatives to support their education, wellbeing and development.
Libya
In 2017, we decided to intervene in Libya. The devastating humanitarian situation drove us to begin operating in a country where the civilian population is suffering the terrible consequences of the protracted political crisis.
Mozambique
We have been operating in Mozambique since 1988. It was the first country where we intervened to defend the right of boys and girls to be children. Today, we work in around 144 communities in the provinces of Maputo, Sofala and Inhambane.
Nepal
We have been working in Nepal since 2003; we operate in 42 villages in the districts of Chitwan, Makwanpur, Kathmandu and Lalitpur. Our projects aim to improve the living conditions of boys and girls in the country’s most remote areas. We also work to guarantee that the fundamental rights of women affected by the civil war are respected, and to support victims of the devastating 2015 earthquake.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has been afflicted by conflicts and political instability for many years, and the authorities there are struggling to meet the basic needs of the population. Over the last few years, the country has been subjected to several complex and drawn-out periods of violence that have primarily affected the civilian population. Young girls and boys bear the brunt of this situation.
Tunisia
Since 2017, we have been working in Tunisia towards peace education and prevention of violent extremism aimed at teenagers and young people.
Yemen
The most serious worldwide humanitarian crisis is ongoing in Yemen. The conflict that began in 2015, combined with a series of natural disasters and health emergencies, has brought the country to total collapse.
Yemen: Recreational, Artistic and Sports Activities to Restore Normality.
The testimony of our colleague Abrar from the field. My name is Abrar Mujahid and I work as a Psychosocial Facilitator, in Alhutah – […]
Ukraine
In Ukraine we are active in the fields of protection, mental health, and material assistance to support refugees, internal displaced and the communities most affected by the conflict.
