Education
School sponsorship, access to education and training for young people: follow LIFE's work to give vulnerable children a future.
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La Marseillaise shines a light on LIFE and Castelife's community action
With the new school year just around the corner, La Marseillaise looks back at the festive community day organised by Castelife in L'Estaque, where LIFE handed out 750 school kits to young people from Marseille.
Mehdi Debbrah: his journey, in his own words
Our interview with Mehdi Debbrah, the adventurer who walks alongside LIFE, and for LIFE.
Yabiladi features LIFE
Yabiladi and Sahafati profile Tarek El Kahodi, president of our NGO, LIFE.
Planète features LIFE
Planète shares affordable everyday steps we can all take to shrink our carbon footprint, and highlights LIFE and our reforestation work to tackle climate change.
Ouest France covers LIFE
Ouest France reports on Mohamed Merad Boudia's expedition, undertaken in partnership with LIFE.
Conflict and food insecurity
Where there is war, hunger follows. But food insecurity is not inevitable. It is a challenge we can all rise to together.
The impact of climate change on women
Climate change affects everyone, but women most of all. Why is that? And how can this situation open the way to their empowerment?
Medi1Radio talks about LIFE
Medi1Radio talks about LIFE, our work and our 15 years of existence.
Overcoming digital exclusion in developing countries
Digital technology is transforming our lives – but not everyone's! 2.7 billion people are still offline, most of them in developing countries. This digital exclusion keeps inequalities alive. Yet far from being an insurmountable obstacle, it is a tremendous opportunity for change.
Le Petit Journal features LIFE
Le Petit Journal shines a light on LIFE's work to give everyone access to education.
Empowering young women in Conakry, Guinea, through sewing
LIFE is helping young women in Conakry, Guinea, become self-reliant by offering them training in sewing.
Traditional knowledge and community resilience
Traditional knowledge is a priceless asset. It strengthens community resilience by offering lasting solutions that fit local realities.
Transforming communities through girls’ education
Girls’ education changes the world in deep and lasting ways. By supporting it, we build stronger, more resilient communities, ready to face the challenges of the future with optimism and determination.
Access to safe drinking water around the world: our ultimate guide
The diversity of water resources, the challenges we face and the innovative solutions emerging: all of this is at the heart of our guide to access to safe drinking water around the world!
Education in times of war
Education in times of war is a fight for the future. Let’s act together for a world where every child can learn in peace.
Sustainable tourism: 10 ways it empowers communities
Sustainable tourism brings a whole host of benefits that help local communities take charge of their own future. We all have the power to help build a fairer, more sustainable future for everyone!
9 keys to empowering local communities
Here are the 9 essential keys that help local communities take their future into their own hands and become self-reliant and resilient.
Indonesia: bamboo against global warming
Could bamboo be the answer to global warming? To find out, join LIFE as we plant it on the island of Lombok in Indonesia!
Climate change: what does it mean for water?
Climate change is affecting our water resources. It forces us to rethink our relationship with this element, which all life on Earth depends on.
Trees for greater resilience in Madagascar
LIFE supports Malagasy farmers by planting trees that bring in extra income and are good for the ecosystem.
9 Key Decisions from the World Water Forum in Bali
LIFE was at the 10th World Water Forum in Bali!
Natura Sciences features LIFE
Natura Sciences interviewed our drinking water well specialist, Attaher Souleymane, about the vital role wells play in the face of drought.
Volunteering: a generation of committed young people
Young people are stepping up, and more and more of them are volunteering. Charities need their energy and enthusiasm. So how do they attract them, and how do they keep them?
ORTC TV features LIFE
ORTC, the Comoros Radio and Television Office, reports on our emergency response for people affected by Storm Hidaya.
