The testimonies
Our latest testimonials
A win-win skills sponsorship with the Artelia Foundation: return from a mission in Cambodia
As part of a partnership between the Artelia Foundation and Planète Enfants & Développement, two Artelia volunteers - Monika Kmostincova and Thomas Caillon - went to Cambodia...
Portrait : Thatsany Keomany, project manager in Laos with our partner GDA
Our Pegase program combats the exploitation and trafficking of children in Southeast Asia. To deploy it in Laos, we are working with the GDA (Gender Development Association). Thatsany...
Nepal 2015 earthquake: "The marks are still there" according to Maya
On April 25, 2015, a violent earthquake struck Nepal, killing over 9,000 people. As this sad anniversary approaches, Maya Verbist, our...
Skills transfer plays a crucial role in project sustainability
For several years now, Laos has been going through a major economic crisis, with extremely high inflation penalizing essential expenses such as health and education. In a context where...
Video: A day with Rohan, 4, at a preschool in India
Meet Rohan, a 4-year-old boy who is welcomed every day at an Angawadi center in India. These centers are set up in villages for...
Video Early childhood in Togo: Tania, Johnson and Eliane testify
After several weeks of preparation, our activities in Togo are well and truly underway, with the launch of training for 19 women and men as maternal assistants in...
PROFILE - Sébastien Malengrez, a new face in donor relations
A few weeks ago, Sébastien Malengrez joined Planète Enfants & Développement, taking over from Laurence Nail after 25 years with the company. Driven by deep-rooted values of mutual aid and...
Arnaud Barentin, President, reflects on a day in the field
Early wake-up call for our first visit, 1h30 from Phom Penh in Cambodia, to one of the 13 crèches run by Planète Enfants & Développement. Here we are close to the...
Video : A day with special-needs children at the Charaibeti center in India
Our partner Tomorrow's Foundation takes us through a day of welcoming children with special needs to its Charaibeti center in Calcutta, India. Then...
Profile: Monitoring and evaluation, Laure Henry explains her job
After studying Development Economics and obtaining a Master's degree in 2013, Laure has held various positions as a project manager or consultant, and worked for 6 years in...
Exiled women, fighting mothers, episode 1: Hawa
The Baby Créatifs workshops - part of our Chemins d'Enfances program - offer invaluable support to parents who have recently arrived in France, by welcoming their young children during...
They made the association: Perrine Bacchetta Savoie, mission leader in Nepal in 2014
I worked for Planète Enfants in Nepal for over 2 years. At the time, I remember a country full of contrasts, the noise and dust of Kathmandu, a context...
Behind the scenes of a school visit in Nepal
Buddi Shresta, our Director of Operations in Nepal, visited one of the 48 nursery schools we support in the Sahid Lakhan municipality on October 27. So...
They made the association: Krishna street child supported in 2005
As a child, Krishna lived with his parents and 4 siblings in rural Nepal. His mother eventually fled the domestic violence she could no longer bear,...
"We help them to develop their micro-businesses," Cambodia
In addition to providing social support and improving housing conditions in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, we are developing a program that helps families create micro-enterprises....
"It's like being in a prison here, and getting out of the prison."
Ayden, like Kady and Aliza, are little girls who need to laugh, play and dream. After school, however, they find themselves back in a reality to which none of them...
They made the association: Laurence Nail, in contact with donors for 25 years
When I joined Planète Enfants in February 1999, it was a small association based in a garage, struggling to raise funds to fight child exploitation...
They made the association: Robert Holland, project manager then area manager in the 90s
It all started in the late 80s, when I volunteered in a Vietnamese refugee camp in the Philippines with my partner Angèle. We then met a couple...
Ouest France speaks about us: "Cambodia gets its first public crèches".
\"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 shows...
A La Vie report: "The little damned of Poipet".
Pascale Tournier, journalist for La Vie, came to meet our team and our local partner in Cambodia at the end of June. In a 6-page dossier published...