"My parents live over 100 kilometers away. Without this crèche, I'd only see my daughter a few days a month," explains the mother, whose round belly indicates that Amara is soon to be a big sister. A correspondent from Ouest France in Cambodia came to visit one of the 13 crèches we have built and opened in recent months.
In Nepal, the municipality of Sahid Lakhan is strengthening its commitment to early childhood by permanently integrating the project’s initiatives into its priorities.
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, the Charaibeti project supports children with disabilities and their families to promote independence, inclusion, and access to their rights.
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.
In Nepal, the Bright Futures project provides Chepang girls with psychological support, creative activities and training in their rights.
In Vietnam, a training course helps professionals and carers to deconstruct ordinary educational violence and adopt caring practices.
Discover the portrait of Marady, a supervisor committed to early childhood in Cambodia.
To mark the International Day of Families, find out how social support helps parents to better protect their children.
Discover the Monster Factory, a simple, fun manual activity for children that stimulates creativity, imagination and fine motor skills.
In Phnom Penh, the HaLI project is sustainably improving housing thanks to a participatory approach involving families at every stage.
