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January 3, 2025
January 3, 2025

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage's Creation

1990

CAEB foundation

2007

Network's Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

2024

Start of partnership with Partage

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School management
  • Extra-curricular activities

Community mobilisation to get all boys and girls into school.

To contribute to the quality of education in Benin, the CAEB is setting up a network of eight (8) documentation centres throughout the country. It also contributes to the quality of education through its learning and capacity-building laboratory in English, German and Spanish.

The CAEB works with the players in the education system, namely the Parents’ Associations, to build their capacity in relation to the new architecture of the Beninese education system.

The extra-curricular activities focus mainly on running educational workshops for schoolgirls and schoolboys on the themes of citizenship education and international solidarity, and education on better menstrual hygiene management for girls in secondary schools.

Health and nutrition

  • Direct intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition

CAEB’s work on nutrition is carried out in the community, in direct contact with women and children aged 0 to 5.

To prevent malnutrition in rural and pre-urban communities, CAEB implements nutritional monitoring activities for children aged 0-5 years. This involves monitoring weight, measuring brachial perimeter and educating pregnant women, mothers and mothers-to-be about high nutritional value food combinations for both mother and child.

The CAEB tackles the issue of nutrition through culinary demonstrations and by raising awareness among mothers and fathers of children. During the demonstration sessions, local products with high nutritional value, ignored or neglected by the communities, are highlighted and cooked in front of the women and tasted by the children. Women are also shown nutritional recovery foods and how to prepare enriched porridge. They are strongly encouraged and supported to reproduce these dishes in their homes.

Protection against abuse

  • Awareness
  • Raising awareness

To publicise its PSEA (Politique de lutte contre le harcèlement et les abus sexuels – policy against sexual harassment and abuse), the CAEB organises discussion, awareness-raising and information sessions for its staff and beneficiaries. These sessions take place in communities or at the various CAEB sites (at the national headquarters and in the branches).

Asos raises awareness of children’s rights.

Community Development

  • Community leadership

As part of the implementation of its project to combat malnutrition, the CAEB has identified and trained village nutrition relays who support the communities in nutritional monitoring activities for children aged 0 to 5. They take over from the CAEB social workers in implementing the activities.

Projet

Support for the promotion of citizenship education in schools ‘OVIDAGBE

Projet objective

Help promote children’s civic participation in the life of their school and community in the Ouémé department.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

One of the project’s main activities is running educational workshops for schoolchildren in extra-curricular activities. It’s a fun and educational space, offering children a practical experience that complements and enriches their knowledge of sustainable development and global citizenship. The workshops are run every Wednesday afternoon from 3pm to 5pm, under the supervision of CAEB facilitators, by trained teachers. The pupils targeted by the workshops are those in CE2 and CM1 classes in each of the ten target schools. They are aged between 8 and 10.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
400

Children

0
30

teacher

Indirect beneficiaries

0
2000

Children

0
0

Adults

December 19, 2024
December 19, 2024

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage's Creation

1990

ASOS's Creation

2007

Network's Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

2024

Start of partnership with Partage

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School management
  • Extra-curricular activities

ASOS, in partnership with communities and educational and administrative authorities, is taking action to promote access to basic education for children in precarious situations. This is achieved by improving the school environment and strengthening the education system.

In order to guarantee quality education, ASOS focuses on building the capacity of teachers and improving teaching tools in state primary schools.

ASOS identifies, sets up if necessary, revitalises and provides technical support to local school management structures.

With their ‘entertain to educate’ approach, ASOS conducts fun activities known as ‘bridges’ to promote the integration and return to school of children under the age of 16.

Health and nutrition

  • Indirect intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition

ASOS carries out mobile medico-nutritional activities in many districts where there is a nutritional alert. These activities are led by doctors to provide local and inclusive care to vulnerable groups, including children under 5, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and the elderly.

The association provides regular medical check-ups for schoolchildren, as well as targeted awareness-raising campaigns on nutritional issues linked to school health.

ASOS treats cases of moderate and severe acute malnutrition and refers complicated cases to nutritional rehabilitation centres.

Protection against abuse

  • Support
  • Raising awareness

ASOS works with care centres to refer cases and provide feedback to the community.

Asos raises awareness of children’s rights.

Community Development

  • Income-generating activities
  • Community leadership
  • Social work

ASOS sets up, trains, supports and accompanies women’s groups and village savings and loan associations.

ASOS indentifie, séléctionne et renforce la capacité des 50 OSC et organisations communautaires de base (OCB) dans le Grand Sud de Madagascar sur le leadership humanitaire.

ASOS is setting up socio-organisers in the communes to observe and support the implementation of community action plans.

Projet

CLASSES

Projet objective

CLASSES (Contribution Large à l’Amélioration de la Scolarisation, de la Santé et de l’Environnement des Enfants autour des communautés minières à Sakaraha)

Improving access to quality education and developing initiatives and frameworks favourable to the exercise of children’s fundamental rights.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

To achieve these objectives, the project will seek to respond to the priority needs identified, in particular by improving the school environment (appropriate infrastructure, sanitation, access to water, libraries, etc.), training teachers, strengthening school governance, involving parents, school support programmes and school health, and reducing the cost of schooling to ease family burdens, etc.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
1250

Children

0
30

teacher

Indirect beneficiaries

0
4000

Children

0
0

Adults

Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
Bénéficiares de ASOS, partenaire de l'association PARTAGE avec les enfants du monde
January 22, 2021
January 22, 2021

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage's Creation

2007

Network's Birth

2014

Le Village d'EVA's Creation

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

2020

Start of partnership with Partage

Education

  • Access
  • Advocacy

Through its “street school” initiative, Le Village d’EVA provides basic knowledge and skills to children aged 3 to 16 years-old who are excluded from the formal school system.

Le Village d’EVA advocates for better access to education in Mayotte and engages with the population about children’s rights.

Health and nutrition

  • Prevention

Le Village d’EVA offers a health education program whose aim is to prevent health risks and promote better health practices.

Community Development

  • Social Work

Le Village d’EVA assists families in school enrolment procedures.

Projet

Project for school achievement in Mayotte

Projet objective

Contribute to children’s education in Mayotte by improving access to school for those failing school or excluded from the school system, and by raising their awareness about maintaining good health.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
600

Children

0
0

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
300

Children

0
600

Adults

July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1976

Partner’s Creation

1979

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Community Development

  • Social Work
  • Community Leadership
  • Income-generating activities

Publication of the handbook of associations in Lebanon, working with groups of parents with a common experience, working with the core group of parents to defend the cause of any child with a disability before society and state authorities and working with the siblings group of children to help them overcome difficulties with their brother or sister in a situation of disability and defend their cause in society.

SESOBEL is an active member of a lobbying group with the various ministries to ensure the needs of associations working with people with disabilities.

The centres of help through work or work of young people with disabilities and the mothers of the children.

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • Extracurricular activities
  • School Management

To enable children with disabilities to receive an education adapted to their specific needs.

To provide children with disabilities with quality education of the highest standards through adapted pedagogical approaches.

Organize cultural and recreational outings for children with disabilities, in order to give them access to different places and activities.

SESOBEL welcomes children with special needs directly into its classes from kindergarten to the end of high school.

Health and Nutrition

  • Direct intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition
  • Special Needs

SESOBEL has quality medical facilities and highly qualified staff at its centre to provide the children with the regular care they need.

SESOBEL prevents disability-related nutritional disorders ranging from severe undernutrition to morbid obesity. Children or adults with physical disabilities, multiple disabilities or progressive illnesses are at high risk of developing swallowing disorders that lead to undernutrition. A multidisciplinary team made up of doctors, speech therapists and dieticians is required to diagnose eating disorders as well as the management, which is important to avoid complications such as enteral feeding. Similarly, obesity among young people with disabilities, such as those with Down’s syndrome, puts them at risk of developing medical problems. Prevention of these problems is important through a healthy, varied and diversified diet.

SESOBEL provides parents with information on healthy eating through parental guidance and training.

SESOBEL welcomes different types of disabilities: motor, intellectual (including Down’s syndrome), multiple disabilities and autism. SESOBEL offers care adapted to the needs of these children and young people. Their nutrition is under the supervision of a dietician who makes sure that each child receives an adequate diet (ground food, diet for diabetes, obesity…).

Project

Development of educational programmes

Project objective

Ensure the development of children with disabilities in all aspects of their lives and promote their social integration.

Emblematic activity presentation

“Inclusion of children with disabilities in public schools, a pilot and pioneering project in Lebanon. This project was born to meet the needs of children with slight disorders or difficulties in learning and requiring early education. However, these children with intellectual, sensory or motor disabilities, chronic illnesses, mild or moderate cerebral palsy, or with learning disorders or difficulties at school have higher learning abilities than children integrated in special education centres.

Moreover, the country’s school system was not adapted to the needs of these children: class size, traditional teaching method, overcrowded curriculum, lack of para-medical staff. SESOBEL, took the lead and started in October 2006 the School Inclusion of Children with Special Needs in collaboration with the public primary school in Jezzine in South Lebanon. The overall goal of inclusion is to ensure the good development of the child in an inclusive context by working with families, schools and the environment. It has two systems of inclusion:

1- Total Inclusion with learners with disorders or difficulties in a regular class: the student spends all his time in school, except for possible therapeutic supports that could take place in school or outside.

2- Partial Inclusion with learners with an intellectual or motor disability in a specialized class within the school: the student spends only part of the normal school time. At the other time, he follows other activities with appropriate re-education.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
161

Children

0
469

Adults

Indirects beneficiaries

0
251

Children

0
573

Adults

July 6, 2020
July 6, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1998

Start of partnership with Partage

2005

Partner’s Creation

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Access
  • Quality
  • School management
  • Extracurricular activities

Maeecha promotes access to education through the operation of the Maeecha Community School of Adda (ECMA), the distribution of school kits to the 12500 pupils of Nyumakele and thanks to the operation of the Maeecha Vocational Integration Centre.

Maeecha organizes initial and in-service training for teachers as well as support for pedagogical supervisors.

Maeecha organises the strengthening of school management through school councils.

Maeecha organizes activities to awaken the children of Nyumakele.

Health and Nutrition

  • Direct intervention
  • Prevention
  • Nutrition
  • Special needs

Maeecha takes care of urgent health cases.

Maeecha organizes awareness sessions on school and family hygiene.

Food support in two canteens ECMA and Mrijou.

Maeecha organizes teacher training on inclusive education in the 25 PPEs of Nyumakele.

Community Development

  • Income Generating Activities
  • Community Leadership

Support to women harvesters from Ylang to Moheli.

Local development programme in Moroni (communes of Mitsamiouli and Nyumakomo).

Project

Support programme for quality inclusive education in the Nyumakele Region, involving local stakeholders.

Project Objective

Helping to improve the educational offer in Nyumakele

Presentation of an emblematic activity

In order to provide access to schooling for the most disadvantaged but also to involve the community in the management of the school, MAEECHA supports parents and school councils to subscribe to the educational policy carried by the Ministry of National Education, aiming at structuring public pre-elementary education with the involvement of the community and communes.

This support contributes to the achievement of goal 4 of sustainable development: “Ensure equal access to quality education for all and promote opportunities for lifelong learning”, in particular target 4.2: “By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development and care services and to pre-school education that prepares them for primary education”.

Therefore, MAEECHA has set up a range of actions to achieve this objective

  • Regular sensitization of the community on the need to enrol children from the age of 4 years in nursery classes in order to promote access to education for all;
  • Encouragement of parents and school principals to enrol children before the start of the school year, while respecting the ratio defined by the education authorities;
  • Stimulation of parents to take the initiative in supporting nursery school teachers in the smooth running of classes.
  • Commitment by parents to closely monitor their children’s education and to develop a real partnership of proximity with teachers, principals and school councils.
  • Commitment by parents to pay regular contributions to enable the school to operate independently but also to pay the salaries of female teachers who are not integrated into the civil service.
  • Organisation by the pedagogical service of regular initial and continuing training of instructors on classroom practice,
  • Regular organization of close monitoring Thanks to these actions:
  • The number of kindergarten classes has increased from 18 in 2017 to 28 classes in 2020…
  • Kindergarten enrolments increased from 407 to 830 between 2014 and 2020.
  • Gender parity for girls and boys has been stabilized at equal parity since 2015.
  • Pupils move on to the first grade with significantly higher skills and achievements than other pupils who did not attend kindergarten.
  • Nyumakele instructors are models in the eyes of their counterparts on the island, and are called upon to accompany training courses in the regions.
  • Parents are more attentive, participate and get involved in the organisation of extra-curricular activities, especially school outings and end-of-year celebrations”.

Project Beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
12414

Children

0
2547

Adults

Indirects beneficiaries

0
23054

Children

0
2547

Adults

May 28, 2020
May 28, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1994

Partner’s Creation

2004

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Quality
  • Extracurricular activities
  • School management

Ibda’a engages with local and international networks to exchange skills development and best practices with early childhood development experts. Capacity Development for Early Childhood Educators.

IBDAA implements several cultural and sport activities for children and young of Dheisheh camp, such as singing classes, music classes, basketball or Football.

IBDAA manages a kindergarden for camp children, allowing them to have access to elementary education.

Health and Nutrition

  • Prevention
  • Nutrition
  • Special needs

Diabetes education and support

Public health campaigns

Eye clinic (funding dependent)

Community Development

  • Community Leadership
  • Social Work
  • Income Generating Activities

IBDAA holds meetings between camp’s inhabitants, allowing them to exchange on their daily life. The organization also works as a relay for the youngs, to help them to invest in the local life.

Works on a case-by-case basis with individuals and their families to solve emerging problems

Women’t Embroidery Cooperative helps to generate income for women from the camp through sales targeting international visitors.

Protection from Abuse

  • Awareness
  • Support

Public Campaigns

Individual support and direction to services

Project

The Education, Arts, and Sport Project

Project's objective

Contribute to the educational, creative, and physical development of children and adolescents in Dheisheh Refugee Camp, Palestine.

Presentation of an emblematic activity

The Ibda’a Music Academy has grown exponentially over the last year, therefore Ibda’a has adapted our programming to accommodate increased interest. Research has found that learning music facilitates learning other subjects and enhances skills that children inevitably use in other areas including; language development, increased IQ and improvement in test scores, increased spatial-temporal skills, as well as increased use of the creative side of the brain. The music school will provide youth the opportunity to learn to play the violin, cello, or qanun. Our talented instructors are provided through our partnership with the Edward Said Conservatory for music.

Project beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
296

Children

0
0

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
300

Children

0
500

Adults

May 22, 2020
May 22, 2020

Year of Creation and Start of Partnership

1973

Partage’s Creation

1986

Partner’s Creation

1995

Start of partnership with Partage

2007

Network’s Birth

2019

Network’s Renewal through the launch of Partage RISE

Education

  • Access
  • School management
  • Extracurricular activities

Accompaniment of external educational institutions so that children and adolescents with cerebral palsy and neurodevelopmental disorders can be included. Teachers’ workshop to train the teachers of the educational institutions.

Initial education classrooms for children from 18 months to 5 years old.

Realization of artistic and creative activities adapted for children and adolescents with Infantile Cerebral Palsy PCI, and Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

Health and nutrition

  • Special needs

Physical, occupational, language and psychological therapies for children and adolescents with Infantile Cerebral Palsy (ICP) and Neurodevelopmental disorders. Accompanying the parents process.

Project

Specialized care for children with cerebral palsy in education and health

Project's objective

To contribute to a greater number of children and adolescents with Infantile Cerebral Palsy PCI, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, being able to access inclusive integral accompaniment with the participation of their regular peers in the city of Quito

Presentation of an emblematic activity

The most representative annual activity that has allowed us to corroborate and strengthen the socio-emotional and behavioural development of children and adolescents has been the camp project. It takes place at the end of the process, in June or July, and is usually an outing to another province of Ecuador, taking advantage of its beautiful and contrasting regions of the coast, mountains or east, for two or three days, without the parents. This activity has been the pretext for the families to put into play the support to their children from their role, starting from the personal to the economic, there have been common activities to obtain the necessary resources to achieve the exits, they have been supported by the professionals of the San Juan and of the other parents to have the confidence of releasing their children in an experience without their company. In the testimonies of those who have already gone through this experience, we can see the value they give to this project, which has allowed them to see the objectives of the activity crystallised in their children. The main objectives have been:

– To acquire autonomy, self-sufficiency and independence. Strength valid for life.

– To test their way of functioning in life in an environment different from the usual one.

– To promote the ability to adapt to new environments.

– To get to know each child or adolescent in depth in order to continue supporting the deficient areas and boosting individual and group potentialities.

– To continue the support to the socio-affective area in the need that each child or adolescent presents.

Project's Beneficiaries

Direct beneficiaries

0
204

Children

0
454

Adults

Indirect beneficiaries

0
935

Children

0
235

Adults