Proper menstruation protection for 2000 poor girls Help 20 refugee children study for their future Send 120 poor children to attend nursery school Help women increase their income with beekeeping

ASAP Foundation

Org #15556
Vetted since 2013 Top Ranked Effective Nonprofit
1995
year founded
$111,883
raised on GlobalGiving
12
years fundraising
2
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

ASAP aims for a sustainable improvement of the economic, social and health conditions of villagers in Burkina Faso. To secure the future of the current generation children, ASAP has a strong focus on the development of the children, their parents and their environment. This is accomplished by projects in the fields of education, knowledge, health and economic means.

Project Leaders
Hervé Millet
Hervé Millet
Herve Millet
Herve Millet
odile Sawadogo Teri
odile Sawadogo Teri
Team
HERVE MILLET, NICOLA v BEHR
Organization Information
Gansoordstraat 2
Naarden, NH 1411RH
Netherlands
+31356952878
Organization Information
Gansoordstraat 2
Naarden, NH 1411RH
Netherlands
+31356952878

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Excellent Exam Results for Our Refugee Students

By Herve Millet | Founder

This year was a remarkable success for our students. All students in the 6th year successfully passed the Brevet Elementaire Professionel Agricole (BEPA) national examination. Among them were... Read the full report ›

End-of-School-Year Celebration at Our Nursery Schools

By Herve Millet | Founder

This year, 360 children (50% girls and 50% boys) attended the six nursery schools supported by our project. At the end of the school year, each school organizes a celebration where the children... Read the full report ›

Importance of proper protection for menstruation

By Herve Millet | Founder

Girls and women in developped countries have easy access to proper protection for menstruation. Either they have the ressources to buy them or the local government is giving them to girls in... Read the full report ›
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