Projects

In Matarbari, the planting of 32,000 mangroves allowed 100 families to create two sustainable sources of income. Read their compelling stories.

Discover how your donations allowed the installation of 5 drinking water towers in Benin (solar pumps) to secure access to water for 12,500 people in 6 villages.

Faced with the humanitarian crisis in the DRC, LIFE provided vital aid to 100 families displaced from Bukavu. Discover our emergency action in Congo and the testimonies.

Find out how donations arrive in Gaza with LIFE: delivery stages, verified partners, concrete evidence. Full transparency.

Find out which NGO to choose to help Gaza: reliability criteria, traceability, field presence. Comparison of associations November 2025.

Find out where to make a reliable donation for Gaza: recognized NGOs, secure platforms, selection criteria. Reliable Palestine donation: follow the guide.

Learn how to build a well in someone's name with LIFE: donations, nameplate personalization, and follow-up to honor a missing loved one.

Learn how to support Gaza via CB, PayPal, or Apple Pay. Practical guide to making a secure donation and getting your tax receipt. Take action now

RTG2 devotes a report to Life's action in Guinea, highlighting the concrete impact of our water access projects in 5 villages. Thousands of lives transformed through electric and sustainable drilling.

In Gaza, LIFE provides 500 meals a day and vital care despite the blockades. Support our humanitarian mission in Palestine.

In Senegal, LIFE is supporting agroecology training to help young people build a sustainable future without rural exodus. A local solidarity economy model.

Faced with the rural exodus in Senegal, LIFE supports Keur Yakaar: free training to integrate young people into agroecology, hotels and crafts.

With Keur Yakaar, LIFE supports rural entrepreneurship in Senegal. Free training to help young women create a future in their village.

Gaza in crisis: LIFE distributes meals and food packages despite the dangers. A vital commitment for thousands of families deprived of everything.

Build a sustainable well with LIFE and offer access to drinking water to thousands of people. A high-impact project and a real Sadaqa Jariya.

Thanks to GPS tracking, follow your donations in real time with LIFE. Full transparency to build trust and make a real difference in lives.

On May 15, 2025, in Ouest-France, Mohammed Khalil of LIFE describes the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and vital aid: more than 62,500 hot meals distributed despite the war.

On May 9, 2025, Mouhamadou Gaye from LIFE alerts on humanitarian crises in Africa and details the logistical, security and political challenges.

On 20 March 2025, Mouhamadou Gaye (NGO LIFE) presented the “1 euro = 1 meal” campaign on BBC News Africa. More than 4 million meals distributed in 15 countries to fight hunger. A simple, concrete and united action.

In its report of April 9, 2025, RFI alerts on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and welcomes the decisive action of the NGO LIFE and Al Amal, authors of 1,700 food packages for 10,000 beneficiaries.

Echo Oriental relates our distribution of school kits in Tambacounda in Senegal.

Planète gives us affordable actions to adopt to reduce our carbon footprint and talks about our NGO LIFE and its reforestation work to fight against climate change.

Pact Ecological talks about our environmental actions component with our SAPOUSSE program.

Ouest France talks about the expedition of Mohamed Merad Boudia in collaboration with our NGO LIFE.

Where there are wars, hunger follows. But food insecurity is not inevitable. It is a challenge that we can all meet together.

Climate change affects everyone, but women in particular. Why? How does this context open up the path to empowerment for them?

Medi1Radio talks about our NGO LIFE, its actions and its 15 years of existence.

Save the Planet presents us with 10 daily actions that contribute to protecting the planet! The reforestation campaigns of our NGO LIFE are highlighted.

The year 2024 is marked by unprecedented humanitarian challenges. Here are 8 humanitarian emergencies that require immediate international action.

Our NGO LIFE works to empower young Guinean women in Conakry by offering them sewing training.

Master Environment discusses the essential role of reforestation in the context of climate change and cites the action of our NGO LIFE.

Le Petit Journal highlights the action of our NGO LIFE in the field of access to education for all.

Traditional knowledge is an invaluable asset. They strengthen community resilience by offering sustainable solutions that are adapted to local realities.

Diversity of resources, challenges and innovative solutions are at the heart of this guide on access to drinking water in the world!

Girls' education is transforming the world in profound and lasting ways. By supporting it, we are building stronger and more resilient communities that are ready to meet the challenges of the future with optimism and determination.

Sustainable tourism offers a multitude of benefits for the empowerment of local communities. We have the power to contribute to a more sustainable and equitable future for all!

Wartime education is a fight for the future. Let's work together for a world where every child can learn in peace.

Here are the 9 essential keys to enable local communities to take control of their destiny, to be autonomous and resilient.

What if bamboo was the solution against global warming? To find out, let's follow our NGO LIFE who plants them in Indonesia on the island of Lombok!

Climate change is impacting our water resources. It requires rethinking our relationship with this essential element for all life on Earth.

Our NGO LIFE supports Malagasy farmers by planting trees that generate additional income and are good for the ecosystem.

Our NGO LIFE was at the 10th World Water Forum in Bali!

Natura Science interviews our specialist in the construction of drinking water wells, Attaher Souleymane, on their essential role in a context of drought.

The younger generation is getting up and getting more and more involved in volunteering. Associations need their energy, their enthusiasm. How do they attract and retain them? ‍

The ORTC, the Comoros Radio and Television Office, talks about our emergency action with the victims of storm Hidaya.

Madagascar is facing multiple crises including political instability, poverty, environmental emergencies and natural disasters. They hinder its socio-economic development, but also represent opportunities for action and progress.

The “From field to table” project aims to provide training to young Senegalese people in the agri-food sector and to contribute to the economic development of the Sine-Saloum region.

Our NGO LIFE is intervening urgently in Comoros after the bad weather in April. The Comoros Gazette reports it.

Eid al-Adha is much more than just a religious holiday! It is a symbol of faith, generosity and solidarity.

Children's rights are universal, but too often violated. How do many associations work to ensure that they are respected around the world?

Education is a fundamental right and the pillar on which the future of every individual, every nation is based. Together, we can build a world where every child has access to it.

Robin Duponnois, microbiologist, talks to us about the challenges of reforestation.

Miroir Social devotes an article to the crucial role of associations in France and cites our NGO LIFE as an example.

Bellacio retraces the career of our NGO LIFE: born in a working-class neighborhood in the Paris region, it has become a reference international humanitarian organization.

Boat for Livelihood, is a socio-economic development and environmental protection project initiated by our NGO LIFE in Bangladesh

The Gazette des Comoros talks about the trip to Comoros by Samia Orosemane and Redouane Behache with our NGO LIFE.

Beur FM interviews our president and highlights our action in the fight against hunger and our emergency humanitarian operations.

Le360, Moroccan media, talks about our NGO LIFE, which orchestrated the solidarity convoy in Asni, a sector affected by the earthquake in September 2023.

Climate change and environmental health. These two major current challenges are closely linked. How can we act quickly to save our planet and all living species?

Mangroves are essential ecosystems, but they are in danger. Solutions exist to preserve and restore them.

Educavox cites our NGO LIFE for its action to develop access to drinking water in the world.

Newsdayfr.com discusses the current challenges in the humanitarian world and cites our NGO LIFE as an example of an innovative actor.

LIGHT TV, a Senegalese television, highlights the distribution of essential foodstuffs by our NGO LIFE in the town of Djida Thiaroye Kao.

Flach 24, Moroccan television, talks about the solidarity caravan organized by our NGO LIFE and the Future Caravane association.

Conservation Nature tells us about reforestation and the various tree planting operations carried out by our NGO LIFE.

RFI talks about our NGO LIFE, which participated in the event “Le grand Tour Solidaire de France” on March 28, 2024 in Paris.

Steemit highlights our actions in favor of access to clean water, education and food security.

How is the humanitarian sector doing today? How is our NGO LIFE positioned? We are talking about it with Le Journal du Net!

Latrines, much more than simple conveniences, are a major public health issue. Let's join forces to build a future where everyone can live in dignity.

Mangroves offer a simple but powerful solution to fight climate change!

Medium.com devotes an article to the humanitarian approach of the NGO LIFE centered on the needs of local populations and their empowerment.

Guinea Buzz TV talks about the distribution of food packages by our NGO LIFE to support the victims of the fuel depot fire in Conakry, Guinea

More than 2 billion people do not have access to drinking water, impacting their health, education, and food security. This situation can be changed if we all work harder together!

Jacques Plan, an expert in reforestation, answers our questions about reforestation.

Water security in the world is a complex challenge. By working together, we can create a prosperous future for current and future generations.

Climate change is a major challenge for global food security. It is time to act! Let's join forces for a greener and fairer future.

La Tribune highlights the actions of our NGO LIFE in the fight against hunger, and more specifically its operation 1 euro = 1 meal

La Nouvelle Tribune highlights the operation 1 euro = 1 meal from our NGO LIFE

The article highlights the actions of our NGO LIFE, our desire to empower the populations helped.

Laylat al-Qadr is a Ramadan night of paramount importance in the spiritual life of Muslims in France and around the world. Why?

The progress made in the pursuit of women's rights is undeniable, but there is still a long way to go. Together we can create a more just world.

Plastic pollution is a threat to our planet. It is time to act for a greener future!

What is the migration crisis? How can we all build a more human future together?

Highlighting the crucial role of humanitarian NGOs in the global landscape of international solidarity.

La Voix du Nord met en lumière notre engagement dans la lutte contre la faim à travers le programme 1 Euro = 1 Repas

Nous poursuivons notre série d’interviews sur le reboisement avec Thierry Gauquelin. Il nous en dit plus sur le rôle des programmes de plantations.

Construction21 met en lumière nos actions novatrices dans la lutte pour l'accès à l'eau dans le monde.

Discover some key players in the protection of the planet.

Is reforestation a solution to restore environmental balance? The floor is given to David Happe.

The extraordinary journey of Mehdi Debbrah who embarked on a march from Paris to Algiers in tribute to his late father.

The 4 areas of action of LIFE are highlighted.

Nos actions, notre proximité avec la jeunesse et une interview vidéo de notre président Tarek El Kahodi !

Iftar is a blessed time that marks the daily breaking of the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. But it's much more than just a meal.

The president of our NGO LIFE, Tarek El Kahodi, the president of LIFE, underlines the humanitarian importance of access to water, particularly in sensitive regions such as Gaza in Palestine.

Let's discover together the profound meaning of this major holiday, the values it embodies and the innumerable benefits it brings to all practitioners.

Plongez au cœur de la lutte contre le greenwashing avec notre guide ultime !

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