Senegal
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Our latest news
Raising awareness among young people about the importance of civil status documents in Togo
The ACTE-Africa project held its second conference on 19 September 2022 on the role and importance of civil status documents. The conference took place in the commune of Adétikopé, 10 kilometres north of Lomé.
Action Education launches its year-end campaign for girls' education worldwide
At the end of this year, Action Education is launching a campaign to mobilise everyone to support its mission for girls.
Supporting the education of 300 vulnerable young girls in Senegal
The SCOLFILLE project, developed by Action Education with the support of the L'Oréal Women's Fund, started its activities in Senegal in January 2021 for a period of two years. The aim is to support the schooling and success of 300 young girls at risk of dropping out of school in the regions of Kolda and Fatick.
Enforcing the right to quality education for all African children
On the occasion of the World Day of the African Child, celebrated on June 16, Aide et Action reminds us that the issue of access to quality education for all children in Africa is still relevant. This is why we are currently developing 15 projects on the continent to improve the educational situation of thousands of children.
Lighting up the school, illuminating futures
Without access to electricity, primary school children in West Africa study in difficult conditions. But now, thanks to a simple solar solution, Aide et Action is lighting up the education of thousands of children in rural areas of Benin, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Senegal and Togo.
Aide et Action and the L'Oréal Women's Fund support the education of 300 vulnerable girls in Senegal
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.
Aide et Action's Junior Magazine 2020
Produced during the year 2020, this issue was naturally built around the theme of education in times of crisis. Invited to share their feelings and opinions on the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on their schooling, dozens of students from CE2 to 5e, as well as educational actors, shared their thoughts with us from Benin, Burkina Faso, France, India, Nepal, Romania, Vietnam, Senegal and Togo.
In Africa, Aide et Action works alongside political and health authorities
In Africa, all Aide et Action's countries of intervention are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, to varying degrees. In the face of this health crisis, non-state actors have committed themselves alongside political and health authorities. Aide et Action is playing its role by focusing its intervention on three areas: educational continuity, information and awareness raising and prevention materials.
COVID-19: Update on our activities as of 4 April
To protect the vulnerable populations we support on a daily basis, our teams are doing everything possible to provide an emergency response to the Coronavirus crisis. Each week, follow the evolution of our activities in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Here is an update on our various interventions as of 4 April 2020.
Aide et Action's activities strongly impacted by the coronavirus
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads around the world, unprecedented numbers of children and young people are no longer attending school or university. In the context of this global health crisis, in our 19 countries of intervention, we are organising ourselves to maintain our activities with the most vulnerable and marginalised populations.
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