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Profile of the Month: Stéphane Saint-Cricq, the financier who chose purpose
Learn about the career path of Stéphane, Chief Financial Officer at Planète Enfants & Développement. He talks about his commitment, his role, and why he chose to put finance to work for social causes.
The Story of Sokunthea, a Child at Risk of Trafficking and Exploitation
Learn about the story of Sokunthea, a Cambodian girl who was protected from human trafficking and exploitation thanks to specialized support and the PEGASE program.
Human Trafficking: What Is It? Risks and Recruitment Methods
Learn about the main risk factors and the methods traffickers use to recruit children, so you can better prevent human trafficking.
Postcards to Support Planète Enfants & Développement
In the Lot region, charity postcards are being sold to benefit Planète Enfants & Développement and support its work with children and families.
Rugby: A New Ally for Child Victims of Exploitation in Vietnam
In Vietnam, the PEGASE program offers rugby sessions to children who are victims of or at risk of exploitation to build their confidence, promote their well-being, and foster their inclusion.
After the Fire, Two Houses Rebuilt: Cambodia’s First Eco-Resilient Projects
After a fire in Cambodia, two families have found new homes thanks to the HaLI project. These eco-resilient homes are more sustainable and climate-adapted.
Nepal – Sustainability: The municipality has taken the lead on the early childhood development project
In Nepal, the municipality of Sahid Lakhan is strengthening its commitment to early childhood by permanently integrating the project’s initiatives into its priorities.
Profile of the Month: Marc Tsandja, Working to Support Early Childhood in Togo
Read the profile of Marc Tsandja, director of BNCE-Togo, who is dedicated to advancing early childhood development and training for childcare providers in Togo.
In Kolkata, mothers are changing the lives of their children with disabilities
In Kolkata, the Charaibeti project supports children with disabilities and their families to promote independence, inclusion, and access to their rights.
A Day with Jehane, a Civic Service Volunteer in Cambodia
Get a glimpse into the daily life of Jehane, a civic service volunteer in Cambodia, as she juggles project communications, field visits, and meetings in Phnom Penh.
Nepal: fine progress for the development of Chepang girls
In Nepal, the Bright Futures project provides Chepang girls with psychological support, creative activities and training in their rights.
“Spare the rod and spoil the child”: deconstructing educational violence
In Vietnam, a training course helps professionals and carers to deconstruct ordinary educational violence and adopt caring practices.
Portrait of the month: Yeen Marady, a supervisor committed to early childhood in Cambodia
Discover the portrait of Marady, a supervisor committed to early childhood in Cambodia.
International Day of Families: supporting parents to protect children
To mark the International Day of Families, find out how social support helps parents to better protect their children.
Monster-making: a fun manual activity for children
Discover the Monster Factory, a simple, fun manual activity for children that stimulates creativity, imagination and fine motor skills.
The housing renovation process (HRK)
In Phnom Penh, the HaLI project is sustainably improving housing thanks to a participatory approach involving families at every stage.
Video : Le café des femmes
In France, the Café des femmes offers exiled mothers a space for sharing, creativity and respite, to help them integrate into society and break out of their isolation.
Portrait of the month: Sirima Raicha, entrepreneurial coach for women in Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso, Sirima Raicha helps women find jobs and become entrepreneurs. Discover her story and her concrete impact.
With the PEGASE program, families can better protect their children
Sokheng Suong, PEGASE's coordinator in Southeast Asia, gives us a brief overview of the program's positive effects on families supported over the past 3 years to prevent violence, exploitation and child trafficking. The drop in violence...
Mental health for professionals: training in Vietnam to provide better support for victims
On February 28, with our local partner HACRP, we organized a second day of training in Vietnam for social workers and medical staff from Ho Chi Minh City. This new session focused on an essential issue: health...
Portrait of the month: Khiv Sambor, committed to the little ones in Cambodia
For the past 10 years, Khiv Sambor, a social advocate dedicated to early childhood development in Cambodia, has been working on the ground to improve early learning, education, and living conditions for young children. Can you introduce yourself? Hello, everyone! I’m Khiv Sambor, and for the past 10...
Portrait of the month: Bomey Chhoeurk, at the heart of action to build children's futures
Discover the portrait of Bomey Chhoeurk, project manager at Planète Enfants & Développement in Cambodia, committed to the future of children.
Chemins d'Enfances deploys in Lyon to support children in emergency shelters
The Chemins d'Enfances program now offers play workshops for children in emergency shelters and their families in Lyon.
What if the future thought itself bigger? Training young people in India with the GYVE project
Find out how the GYVE project supports young people in India through training in sustainable agriculture and technical trades.
Game: the hot potato
Discover the hot potato game: rules, tips and testimonials. A simple, fun, intergenerational activity for children aged 3 and over.
Report on displaced children in Cambodia: Émilie Deschaseaux's testimony
Against a backdrop of persistent tension and armed conflict on the Thai-Cambodian border, thousands of families were forced to flee their homes in the 2nd half of 2025. Welcomed into camps and pagodas, they are living in a...
Screen prevention in Vietnam: a conference to better protect children
On December 16, 2025, we organized a conference in Ho Chi Minh City with our local partner, dedicated to the effects of screens on the development of young children. The event brought together more than 70 participants from the health, education, health care and...
Portrait of Sophie Michelet, from the field to headquarters, never letting go of the link
After giving the floor to her team, it's Sophie Michelet's turn, head of the Chemins d'Enfances program. Between field experience and coordination, she continues to put all her energy into serving children. Spoiler: she never forgets the...
Play workshops for displaced children in Cambodia
While the armed conflict between Thailand and Cambodia created more than 900,000 new displaced persons in December, Planète Enfants & Développement accompanied a team of volunteers in organizing play workshops with nearly 360 displaced children who had been taken in...
Special Giving Tuesday contest
This Tuesday, December 2, is Giving Tuesday, the perfect day to sow the seeds of generosity around us and kick off a month full of great deeds. To celebrate this energy of sharing, take part in our contest on Facebook and Instagram and try to win...
