The association's activity and concerns focus on children, both girls and boys, from preschool age (children aged around 3 to 5 years, ready and able to start their first school learning). The association pursues the following objectives: to collect street children, boys and girls, abandoned, without parents, talibés living from day to day, forced to beg; to extract these children from their toxic environment; to this end, the association will collect them and place them in a suitable structure, outside the cities, in the village, where they will live in a safe boarding school; these children will benefit from an environment conducive to their development where they will recover their first rights: having a roof, being fed, clothed, cared for, educated; in order to restore their confidence, they will be morally and emotionally supported (listening, dialogue, awareness-raising sessions through discussions). They will participate in sports, recreational, socializing (involving village children, schooled in the same structure) and educational activities (literacy and gardening activities as stabilizing activities). This stabilization and exchange work with the child should enable the development of a personal project with him/her in order to reintegrate him/her into society. The center will also welcome disadvantaged children from the village and surrounding areas during the day. This will enable these children, who do not have access to education, often due to lack of family resources, to be schooled. This cohabitation will contribute to education, socialization, and the immersion of street children in sharing, solidarity, and respect structures. The families of children schooled for free will commit to supporting the association through common interest work: meal preparation, cleaning, gardening, gardening, guarding, etc.
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