Intervention college of Morestel
Intervention at the François Auguste Ravier college in Morestel to present to more than 150 5th grade students our humanitarian actions…
The law association 1901 “ECOLIERS du MONDE” was born in 1992 of the will of French people residing abroad and wishing to help with the education of disadvantaged children. Since 2006, the head office is located in Isère in Corbelin in the heart of the Rhône region – Alpes – Auvergne.
The main objective is to help the education of disadvantaged children whose families, sometimes single-parent, are deprived :
-with payment of tuition and boarding fees if necessary,
-by financing the equipment or construction of classes,
-through the purchase of educational materials,
-by enabling teacher training,
-by supporting the child’s school career.
Our resources come from individual sponsorships, collective sponsorships, donations from our members, the work of volunteers during the events we organize, without forgetting the proceeds from the sale of local crafts.
100% funding from godparents is used entirely for the children's education, because we constantly seek to keep the association's operating costs at a very low level.
Over time, strong and deep human relationships have been woven between the godparents and their godchild(e).
At the start of sponsorship, these are exchanges by mail then sometimes, the time comes for meetings and they are always moving moments…
To find the answers to your questions, you can consult our F.A.Q. page .
Do not hesitate to contact us directly to find out more, we will be happy to share our experience.
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