On 23 November 2024, Action Education's Romanian partner STEA celebrated two decades of action and transformation at a memorable event attended by over 100 guests - partners, staff, volunteers and families. This...
We are delighted to announce our new partnership with WeWard, the app that rewards everyday walking. From now on, by walking, you can help to improve the learning conditions of 400 young girls across Europe...
On 26 September 2023, Action Education and its partner Orange inaugurated the new Orange Village in Antsahafilo, in the Analamanga region. This community of around 4,000 inhabitants now has high-quality infrastructure for access to water, health and education.
Join us on 29 November at the Maison Départementale de l'Education du Val-d'Oise for a day of discussion and sharing on how environmental issues and climate change are challenging educational approaches. Places are limited and registration is compulsory, so don't miss out!
Over the past year, more and more of you have supported our actions. Donations, the support of our partners and the commitment of our sponsors and volunteers underpin every action we take together....
Albane Dubois and her Mars'Elles team will be flying the colours of Action Education in the Tour Voile 2023.
More than 78 million girls and boys in the world today are not in school at all because of conflict, climate disasters and displacement, while tens of millions more receive only sporadic education," said UN Secretary-General António Guterres in his message to the High-Level Conference on Financing Education Without delay in Geneva.
More and more companies, as part of their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) policy, are offering their employees the opportunity to round up their salaries to the nearest euro to benefit an association. In France, the rounding up of salaries, or donation on salaries, is developing and concerns 900 companies and more than 500,000 employees.
In Burkina Faso, many girls who have dropped out of school or are not in school are forced to do domestic chores or work. Aide et Action, in partnership with the L'Occitane Foundation, offers them, through the SCOLFILLE project, an accelerated upgrading and reintegration into the mainstream education system.
The destruction of fauna and flora and the disappearance of natural resources lead to numerous community conflicts. In order to remedy this situation, Aide et Action and its partners are providing training in eco-citizenship to strengthen environmental protection and social cohesion in Upper Guinea
Faced with the consequences of climate change, which are violently hitting the most vulnerable populations, especially the fishing communities in Cambodia, Aide et Action is developing programs to enable everyone to adapt through quality education.
For the second consecutive year, Aide et Action volunteers in Madagascar organized an awareness campaign on the importance of the environment. A reforestation operation with students was carried out in partnership with several schools.
In Burkina Faso, socio-cultural barriers hinder girls' access to education. Through the "Scolarisation des Filles" (SCOLFILLE) project, Aide et Action and the L'OCCITANE Foundation are helping 1,872 girls between the ages of 9 and 13 go back to school.
In the Centre West region, as in other regions of Burkina Faso, socio-cultural constraints and certain practices are not conducive to the success of girls in school. Through the Scolarisation des Filles (SCOLFILLE) project, Aide et Action and L'Occitane Foundation have decided to strengthen access, retention and completion of primary education for 2000 girls.
In view of the existing inequalities between girls and boys in Senegal, Aide et Action and the L'Oréal Women's Fund have committed to supporting 300 vulnerable school girls at risk of dropping out of school in the regions of Kolda and Fatick. For two years, these students will be accompanied to ensure their retention in the 3rd grade.
Within the framework of a tutored project, three students from Sarthe have committed themselves to organise a fundraising event for Aide et Action. To do so, they managed to mobilize the starred chef Sylvain Guillemot. A good amount of money was collected for the occasion and a new public was sensitized to the issues of education.
Thanks to their collaborative and complementary work, the Orange, Bel and Suez Foundations, which are accompanying us on the ground in Côte d'Ivoire, are offering better living conditions to the population by improving the quality of basic social services such as education, health and water.
Since 2017, Aide et Action and the SNCF Foundation have been working together in favour of migrant children in India by ensuring their access to education and their rights. But with the arrival of COVID-19, our project had to adapt and propose new responses to the emergence of new needs.
PARIS, January 26, 2021: The L'Oréal Women's Fund will donate 270,000 euros to the global movement "Education For Women Now" of the NGO Aide et Action. This movement, launched in January 2021, will enable 3 million marginalised and vulnerable women and girls in Africa, Asia and Europe to receive a quality education by 2025.
Aide et Action is now a member of the CHS Alliance (Core Humanitarian Standard) which brings together 150 members from the humanitarian and development sectors committed to the deployment of the "Quality and Accountability Standard". The CHS Alliance is a global alliance committed to improving aid to people by ensuring that the organisations that deliver that aid are accountable to the people they serve.
On 23 November 2024, Action Education's Romanian partner STEA celebrated two decades of action and transformation at a memorable event attended by over 100 guests - partners, staff, volunteers and families. This...
We are delighted to announce our new partnership with WeWard, the app that rewards everyday walking. From now on, by walking, you can help to improve the learning conditions of 400 young girls across Europe...
On 26 September 2023, Action Education and its partner Orange inaugurated the new Orange Village in Antsahafilo, in the Analamanga region. This community of around 4,000 inhabitants now has high-quality infrastructure for access to water, health and education.
Join us on 29 November at the Maison Départementale de l'Education du Val-d'Oise for a day of discussion and sharing on how environmental issues and climate change are challenging educational approaches. Places are limited and registration is compulsory, so don't miss out!
Over the past year, more and more of you have supported our actions. Donations, the support of our partners and the commitment of our sponsors and volunteers underpin every action we take together....
Albane Dubois and her Mars'Elles team will be flying the colours of Action Education in the Tour Voile 2023.
More than 78 million girls and boys in the world today are not in school at all because of conflict, climate disasters and displacement, while tens of millions more receive only sporadic education," said UN Secretary-General António Guterres in his message to the High-Level Conference on Financing Education Without delay in Geneva.
More and more companies, as part of their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) policy, are offering their employees the opportunity to round up their salaries to the nearest euro to benefit an association. In France, the rounding up of salaries, or donation on salaries, is developing and concerns 900 companies and more than 500,000 employees.
In Burkina Faso, many girls who have dropped out of school or are not in school are forced to do domestic chores or work. Aide et Action, in partnership with the L'Occitane Foundation, offers them, through the SCOLFILLE project, an accelerated upgrading and reintegration into the mainstream education system.
The destruction of fauna and flora and the disappearance of natural resources lead to numerous community conflicts. In order to remedy this situation, Aide et Action and its partners are providing training in eco-citizenship to strengthen environmental protection and social cohesion in Upper Guinea
On 23 November 2024, Action Education's Romanian partner STEA celebrated two decades of action and transformation at a memorable event attended by over 100 guests - partners, staff, volunteers and families. This...
We are delighted to announce our new partnership with WeWard, the app that rewards everyday walking. From now on, by walking, you can help to improve the learning conditions of 400 young girls across Europe...
On 26 September 2023, Action Education and its partner Orange inaugurated the new Orange Village in Antsahafilo, in the Analamanga region. This community of around 4,000 inhabitants now has high-quality infrastructure for access to water, health and education.
Join us on 29 November at the Maison Départementale de l'Education du Val-d'Oise for a day of discussion and sharing on how environmental issues and climate change are challenging educational approaches. Places are limited and registration is compulsory, so don't miss out!
Over the past year, more and more of you have supported our actions. Donations, the support of our partners and the commitment of our sponsors and volunteers underpin every action we take together....
Albane Dubois and her Mars'Elles team will be flying the colours of Action Education in the Tour Voile 2023.
More than 78 million girls and boys in the world today are not in school at all because of conflict, climate disasters and displacement, while tens of millions more receive only sporadic education," said UN Secretary-General António Guterres in his message to the High-Level Conference on Financing Education Without delay in Geneva.
More and more companies, as part of their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) policy, are offering their employees the opportunity to round up their salaries to the nearest euro to benefit an association. In France, the rounding up of salaries, or donation on salaries, is developing and concerns 900 companies and more than 500,000 employees.
In Burkina Faso, many girls who have dropped out of school or are not in school are forced to do domestic chores or work. Aide et Action, in partnership with the L'Occitane Foundation, offers them, through the SCOLFILLE project, an accelerated upgrading and reintegration into the mainstream education system.
The destruction of fauna and flora and the disappearance of natural resources lead to numerous community conflicts. In order to remedy this situation, Aide et Action and its partners are providing training in eco-citizenship to strengthen environmental protection and social cohesion in Upper Guinea
