Help a Child Burundi

A safe environment and a promising future for every child

 

In Burundi, Help a Child is committed towards improving lives of vulnerable children by promoting their access to ECD services, education, healthcare, nutrition, basic rights and protection. The organization also contributes towards social protection and improved resilience of families in communities affected by climate change, conflict and/or poverty through disaster response, humanitarian and development nexus projects.

Help a Child collaborates with the Ministry of health and the fight against AIDS, the ministry of interior affairs, public security and community development, the Ministry of solidarity, social affairs and gender, Private Dutch Donors, the United Nations Children’s Education Fund (UNICEF) and the World Food Programme (WFP) to provide a safe environment and a promising future for children in need, their families and entire community.

Help a Child Burundi at a glance

Help a Child Burundi key statistics 2024

3

ECD centers supported

32

Parenting Groups supported

263

Self-Help Groups supported

34,068

young children (0-7) supported through ECD and sponsorship

17,458

children and adolescents (0-17) supported through social protection and emergency programmes

4,572

youth and adults (18+) supported through SHGs and PiP

17,523

youth and adults (18+) supported through social protection and emergency programmes

News

Resilience perspective for refugees in Burundi

Refugee support under pressure In 2021 Help a Child Burundi initiated a Humanitarian and Disaster Response ...

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Impact Report 2024: More impact for more children

Today, Help a Child published the Impact Report 2024. We are deeply grateful for the impact ...

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It’s official! ECD national priority in Burundi

Help a Child Burundi and UNICEF launched the ‘Rêves des enfants’ project in the ...

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A new beginning for 981 IDPs in Burundi

Since September 2023 up to September 2024, Burundi has experienced 257 emergency events resulting in 304,369 affected persons. Natural ...

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E2P evidence review publication

  We are proud to let you know that we have published our first consolidated ...

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Help a Child CHS certified

Since January 2024, Help a Child is certified against the Core Humanitarian Standard! We passed the ...

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Key statistics 2024 HAC Burundi

Key statistics HAC Burundi
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