2,159 people have already been mobilized, worth nearly 197,000 Burundian francs in wages: the construction of the aqueduct also contributes to the local economy.
A new awareness of development in Burundi (also for women)
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Year: 2026
“We’ve become like one family”: F.’s story among the displaced in Lebanon
The voice and testimony of those who found a new family through the welcome: “I want to thank everyone from the bottom of my heart. The donations didn’t just provide us with food and essentials; they gave us security, hope, and the knowledge that we were not alone.”
2026 Venezuela earthquake: concrete aid brings hope and relief
Food, medical care, and concrete solutions for housing: stories and testimonies from the post-earthquake field in Venezuela
“La Sazón de Daule”, where Maoly rewrote her story
A journey of personal growth, ecological commitment and entrepreneurial management under the banner of the Sunrise+ project
Zainab’s story of redemption in Homs: “I learned to believe in my abilities.”
At 22, through physiotherapy and psychological support, Zainab rediscovers her posture and the strength to make her voice heard thanks to the Seeds of Hope project
A model of international cooperation in Syria: the story of Tony and the RestarT project
Thanks to the support of the RestarT project, he was able to open this shop, guaranteeing an independent future for his family.
Burundi: Ecological latrines and sustainable agriculture have already changed the lives of communities.
Fewer diseases, better hygiene and tripled harvests: the first phase of the water project has already achieved extraordinary results.
A new chapter in the story of little Bashir in Baniyas
From Turkey to Baniyas, little Bashir overcame language barriers with the support of the Little Dreams Center—and plenty of hard work
Back to school: Clean water changes children’s lives in Cibitoke
Without clean water, there is no future: this is how AMU’s new aqueduct in Burundi restores time, health, and school attendance to over 1,500 children in Cibitoke province.
Natalie’s story, a student from Damascus. Here’s why study support is important
Thanks to the “Seeds of Hope” project, Natalie was able to have a second chance, which allowed her to access the Faculty of Science in Syria
Autonomy and serenity rediscovered with the Seeds of Hope project in Syria
Physiotherapy and psychological support in Homs: the Step Center program has restored Maysaa’s health and independence.
In Ecuador with Lia and Tainã: Meetings with the protagonists of the Sunrise+ project
Lia and Tainã report from the AMU mission in Ecuador: the stories of young people from the canton of Muisne who are transforming their community with the support of the Sunrise+ Project.