Sponsored associations

Acreditar is a non-profit association that supports children and adolescents living with cancer, as well as their families.
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The ADDE (Défense des Droits de l’Enfant) is a non-profit association that supports children’s rights through the creation of literacy centers and by promoting children’s awareness of issues such as health and environmental protection.
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In more than 18 countries and across more than 70 field programmes, the French association Agronomes et Vétérinaires Sans Frontières, works with farming families to help them improve their agriculture and livestock farming. Using sustainable solutions, their projects always aim to make farming communities self-sufficient.
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Antenna Technologies implements local solutions by simplifying technologies and making them more accessible to the poorest of the world’s populations. The approach of Antenna Technologies focuses on development. The goal is to create economically viable activities that eventually will lead to the autonomy of the recipients. The fight against malnutrition by developing local spirulina cultivation (a meal supplement with high nutritional value) is one of its main areas of focus.
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Created in 1995, the CIELO Association is dedicated to helping fight poverty in developing countries, sustaining the process of human development within economically disadvantaged populations and supporting those who are locally involved in development projects.
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Established in 2006, the Compas Austral theatre company offers scientific and pedagogical shows on the environment to schools and leisure centers in Paris and the surrounding area.
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Couleurs de Chine is a French non-profit association that advocates the recognition of Chinese ethnic minorities, mainly by working to promote the education of children and particularly young girls.
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Courir pour une Bel cause (Run for a Bel cause) is a project initiated by 3 employees at Bel who want to collect donations through the participation of co-workers of the Bel Groupe in a race. The runners make their donations to SOS Village d’Enfants an association already supported by the Bel Foundation.
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Ednica is a Mexican non-profit association devoted to children and young street workers to help them plan for a different lifestyle.
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In Algeria, this non-profit association manages 5 support centers for people with developmental disabilities and promotes their education and job opportunities.

In Uk, Hart Herons Swimming Club is a non-profit association with a mission to provide weekly activities like swimming to children with handicaps.

In Czesh Republic, Hravě žij zdravě (Live Healthy and Enjoy It!) is a non-profit association that works to prevent obesity in children and adults.
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A French cultural association that organizes and creates live shows and offers drama tuition. For this purpose, it brings together various versatile artists for each development project, including actors, authors, musicians, and dancers.
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The Auteuil Foundation is a social program created in 1866 that welcomes, educates, and re-integrates under-privileged boys and girls living in domestic and social distress. In 2010, the Auteuil Foundation served over 13,000 young people.
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La Voie de la Lune, a general interest Paris-based association that aims to bring education to all, helps families in difficulty by offering, in particular, teaching support and a reading workshop for the children it supports. It offers adults parenting and employment workshops.
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Created in 1988, this French association seeks to help local communities in Upper Egypt by offering financial support exclusively to the Egyptian association AUEED (The association of Upper Egypt for Education and Development). Education and Health are at the heart of the Association’s programs.
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The mission of the Mame Mélanie association is to provide aid to school children in Fatik, in particular by participating in the reconstruction and renovation of the school.
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Mission Possible aims to prevent the risks of social marginalization of youth in difficulty in the 19th and 20th districts of Paris.
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Neerwaya works to develop self-help in the communities of the Koulpelogo province by teaching them sustainable agriculture and increasing awareness of health issues.
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Oiseau-Lire is a cultural association run by volunteers from the village, is located in Boulieu les Annonay in the Ardèche region in France. This year, this association is offering families an activity programme on the theme of nutrition. This will include an exhibition, a gourmet market and conferences throughout the year.
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The transfer of knowledge and production techniques is an important display of international solidarity to promote exchange, especially between people of developed and developing countries.
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The mission of the Pesinet non-profit association is to have a durable impact on the reduction of infant and child mortality in the sub-Saharan countries of Africa by establishing a medical and health service.
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The French association, “Pour un Sourire d’Enfant” (For a child's smile), helps the poorest children in Cambodia, in particular, the child waste pickers who live at the Phnom-Penh rubbish dump. In 2009, 6,500 children benefited from the association’s program, through schooling and professional training.
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SOS SAHEL is a non-profit association based on international solidarity that improves living conditions in seven countries of the Sahel by fighting poverty and hunger.
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Rodičovský klub pri IV is a slovakian non-profit association that promotes wellness and children’s awareness of the importance of a healthy lifestyle and of environmental protection.

In Madagascar, Soleil Marmailles is a non-profit association that works for development through children’s education, and that takes action on issues related to health and nutrition.
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For more than 50 years, “SOS Villages d’Enfants” has taken care of, in France and worldwide, orphaned and abandoned children and children who have been separated from their parents because of serious family reasons. In the villages, the children grow up with their brothers and sisters and rebuild their lives thanks to the commitment of an SOS mother who raises them in a family home until they become independent.
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In poland, Specjalny Orodek Szkolno Wychowawczy is a non-profit association with the mission to help young children with physical or developmental handicaps to become independent in their social life.
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In UK, St. George’s Community Children’s Project is a non-profit association with a mission to improve the well-being of children in difficulty by providing them with a recreational facility and an education.
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Association for child sponsorship and implementation of small projects in Africa, Latin America, and Asia. Thanks to 7,000 sponsors and donors, Un Enfant Par La Main was able to serve 35,000 children and families in 2010 through community development programs on these three continents.
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Since 2006, the French association Un Regard, un Enfant (One look, one child) has been managing a home to house 40 street children in Agadir, Morocco. The program aims to reintegrate these 6 to 16-year-olds who have lost their bearings by living on the street back into society.
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