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We currently operate in Mali and Rwanda, helping children access a decent primary education.

If there are no schools, we help build or expand them. If professional support is needed, we provide training. If there are no sports facilities, we support their development. When basic needs are lacking for the community, we work with them to change that.

We develop our programmes by listening to local communities, assessing and understanding their needs. We take up causes that help the community and its students broaden their horizons, such as teacher training, English education, or the Girls' Cause programme, where we stand against female genital mutilation.

Join us to change the life of a child or even a community! 

Our projects are documented in detail, and tracking them is especially important to us – you can keep track of exactly how your support has been used.

 

Our current programs to support

University Fund Rwanda 

University Fund Rwanda 

 What is the Közel Afrikához Foundation's "Excellence Scholarship" about? The Excellence Scholarship is open to Rwandan youth who graduate with excellent high school results from our partner schools but face social challenges that prevent them from continuing their education. The scholarship aims to provide them with the opportunity to further their studies and achieve their academic goals...

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Nőközpont építése Bamakóban

Woman Center in Bamako

Our partner organization, the Sini Sanuman Organization was donated an unused plot of land from a local wealthy man. In collaboration with the Close to Africa Foundation, they will build a women's center on this plot near the Sansfil slum.

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FGM Zero Tolerancia

FGM Zero Tolerance

In 2024, our Girls' Matter program continues. In 2022, our awareness campaign focused on women and schoolchildren. This year, our goal is to raise awareness among men and to debunk the myth that mutilation is a requirement of the Islamic faith. In Mali, we are also working to challenge this misconception and encourage the community to reject harmful practices...

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