Read January month updates from countries of interventions including India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan.
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In Guinea, our Girls-Friendly School project aims to contribute to the emergence of an environment favorable to the schooling, retention and success of children in school, especially girls. A teacher and a student explain to us how he made a difference. Complementary courses changed my life “My name is Bilguissa Camara and I am a…
Chennai, 24 January 2020. On the occasion of the 2nd edition of the International Day of Education, Aide et Action, an international association for development through education, renews and reaffirms its Mission statement: “to act so that the most vulnerable and marginalized populations, especially children, have access to quality education and therefore they may master…
Read January month updates from countries of interventions including India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan.
In order to improve young migrant children’s living conditions, Aide et Action initiated a project in 2014. The project provides care, learning and safe environment to young migrants at worksites through 67 Child Care and Learning Centres. The project also focuses on providing crèche facilities in the worksites of Bhopal and Chennai attended by 290…
In India millions of children grow without any social and legal protection. One such category is children who occasionally shift from their natural habitation and travel to far away regions and spend half of their life in unhygienic, uncared worksites as migrant children. These children accompany their parents and seasonally shift from one place to…
In India, almost 100 million people are considered seasonal migrant workers. Among them, 10 to 15 million are children who find themselves in a situation of extreme vulnerability. Since 2009, Aide et Action has been actively working to take care of these children and to apply their right to education. In India, around 100 million unorganized migrant workers…
In rural Vietnam, the remote province of Lao Cai is a nerve center of human trafficking. There, most young people have few options: to stay and live off a poor income from agriculture or to migrate within Vietnam or beyond to the neighboring border in China, seeking better economic opportunities. A situation with high risks….
Deprivation of rights, inhuman conditions, physical and moral suffering… There is an urgent need today to help the international and internal migrant populations, writes Aide and Action on this International Migration Day, celebrated on December 18th. “Migration promotes economic growth, dynamic societies, and tolerance. They offer a chance to millions of people seeking a better…