At 34, Madonna has regained her independence and self-confidence thanks to the Seeds of Hope project.
Seeds of Hope: The Struggle for Autonomy
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Health
AMU in Cibitoke: A New Dream Takes Shape
The project “Water source of life and development in Cibitoke” will provide access to sanitation and drinking water in Mugina and Rugombo (Burundi).
Smile at the sound of the bell
Testimony of the mother of Abdul, a hearing-impaired child who learned to communicate by attending the EHIS center in Aleppo.
Serenity Found in Syria
Maha has taken an important step that now allows her to be satisfied, fulfilled and truly ready to lend a hand to the community.
Every child has the right to learn
“It is our duty to give everyone the time they need to learn.”
Syria, the voice of Nour
Interview with the young woman who runs the Seeds of Hope office in Syria.
Burundi, big celebration for the delivery of the works!
The success of the project is due to the ability of the communities involved to implement all their resources to achieve the common good.
Hanin’s Great Lesson
Restarting after a failure at just 18 years old with the support of AMU.
Care, affection and hope
The economic conditions in Syria do not allow a large part of the population access to treatments that are sometimes essential for recovery. If Tammam can now plan her future as a girl, it is also thanks to the support of Seeds of Hope.
Mission diary from Burundi/2
The journey of Emanuela, responsible for the project Water source of life and development, continues. This is her daily story among tropical rains, incredulous children and the novelty of ecological latrines
Mission diary from Burundi/1
Emanuela, AMU project manager in Burundi, reached the province of Ruyigi where she met the protagonists of Acqua fonte di vita. With her, a… petite muzungu
Burundi. Interview with Jérôme Nibaruta
Jérôme Nibaruta is the local coordinator of the Water, source of life and development project in Ruyigi, Burundi. He is often on field missions to listen and collaborate with the communities involved and collects their voices: “Water is a source of pride”
