Every day, we prepare and distribute a hot meal to about one hundred children. In their daily lives, these children have to beg to eat. Here, they find a carefully prepared meal. This provision allows them to eat properly and is often the only real meal of their day.

Access to healthcare is a priority. Every month, more than 1,000 treatments are provided to talibé children, both in the field and at the centre’s infirmary. We treat wounds, everyday injuries, and scabies outbreaks, while raising awareness about hygiene. In cases of emergency or more serious issues, we ensure they are accompanied to medical consultations and receive the necessary treatments.

We help the children adopt good hygiene practices: showering, brushing their teeth, washing their clothes, and getting haircuts. They have constant access to water, soap, and essential toiletries. Through simple and engaging awareness sessions, they learn the daily habits required to stay clean and healthy.

We offer a school integration class for children aged 5 to 8 from underprivileged families who are not enrolled in school. Over the course of one year, they learn French, mathematics and school rules to prepare for entry into primary school. The class also fosters their independence and social skills. Each child is sponsored to ensure ongoing support and follow-up (covering costs, supplies, and clothing).

We offer literacy classes tailored to talibé children, either in the daaras or at the centre. These classes provide them with basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills useful for daily life. The learning takes place in a supportive environment where each child's pace is respected in order to restore confidence and engender a desire to learn.

We provide the children with a daytime space where they can rest and unwind. They take part in fun and educational activities such as crafts, painting, group games, and educational outings. The screening room also allows them to relax by watching a movie. This welcoming environment offers them a precious break to reconnect with their childhood.

Some talibé children experience trauma related to abuse and harsh living conditions. We provide a space for listening and sharing to support them, help them express their emotions, and regain self-confidence.

We regularly go out to visit the daaras in order to engage with the children and marabouts. We raise awareness about living conditions and hygiene, aiming to better understand the children's needs and work together to find concrete solutions to improve the children’s daily lives.

We aim to develop sustainable solutions together with the marabouts to improve the living conditions of talibé children in the daaras. The goal is to reduce their reliance on begging, ensure regular access to meals, and enable them to study in better conditions. This project is ongoing and is based on dialogue and cooperation with the daaras’ leaders.