PartnerAid Projects

About one in three children under the age of five suffer from malnutrition – even though there is no famine.

Our project focuses on people who are unemployed but have the potential to become entrepreneurs.

Syrian refugees now account for almost 10 % of the population of Jordan.

“Bridge” helps people in Africa to bridge the gap during the difficult time of poverty.

Our aim is to give victims of violence hope and strength to face their history.

"Resha" means roots, because in order to achieve sustainable economic growth, we want to start at the grass roots.

We take care that disadvantaged children experience support and individual promotion at an early stage.

Since 2012, we have been running a literacy project in collaboration with a local association and the Ministry of Education.

Amnougar is a place where adults with disabilities are trained in farming, knitting, jewellery making and carpentry.

We offer sports lessons as well as lessons in reading, writing and arithmetic to the children of the 3rd and 4th grade.

Enable nomads to receive schooling with mobile classrooms.

Production and distribution of water filters for poor families without access to clean drinking water.

Our aim is to provide drug addicts with a home, to give them a future and to integrate them back into society.

We provide children from desperate backgrounds with beneficial basic living conditions that enable them to escape the spiral of poverty.

Ayaana desires to promote dialogue, respect, understanding, and love across the diverse communities and ethnic groups of Ethiopia.

Garbage is a devastating environmental problem in the Comoros. Often, the waste is simply thrown into the bed of a river or on the shores of the sea.

We actively fight poverty and invest in the future of young and talented people in the Balkans.

The plant Artemisia annua anamed contains, besides the precious artemisinin, other antimalarial substances.

Adapted education for deaf children following the normal curriculum of the Moroccan school system.

Every week, around 100 women and their babies can receive counselling.

Water is typically drawn from open holes dug in dried riverbeds, and often has poor quality.

Many colleagues in the region can benefit from the modern farming know-how and farm machinery.

Enable the purchase of a new customer loaner vehicle, allowing to continue the training operations in a competitive manner.

Apprentices as tailors and car mechanics and their instructors receive suitable workwear.

Every year, 15 young women are trained in a two-year dual apprenticeship as seamstresses.

To increase the language skills of the apprentices and thus the quality of training and their chances on the job market.