SAPI Switzerland (Save The People International) deploys humanitarian programmes in child protection, emergency education and mental health across four African nations, with international coordination based in Lausanne.

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

Child protection, child-friendly spaces, family tracing and reunification (IDTR), emergency education and psychosocial support in Kasai, North Kivu and South Kivu.

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Cameroon

Protection, psychosocial accompaniment and schooling for internally displaced and refugee children affected by security crises.

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République centrafricaine

Protection de l'enfance, santé mentale et soutien psychosocial dans les préfectures de Bangui, Ombella-M'Poko, Lobaye, Nana-Grébizi et Ouaka.

Burundi

Extension prochaine de l'approche CARE de SAPI dans les provinces de Ruyigi, Muyinga et Makamba : protection, soutien psychosocial et éducation des enfants affectés par les conflits et les déplacements.

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Switzerland (Headquarters — Lausanne)

International programme coordination, public awareness, volunteer mobilisation and fundraising from Lausanne (UID CHE-134.157.315).

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Our thematic programmes in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Sponsor a child in the Congo Child protection in the DRC Street children in Kinshasa Children released from armed groups Maternal health and nutrition

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SAPI Switzerland

Av. Bergières 10, 1004 Lausanne, Switzerland

SAPI - Belgium

Rue Ketels 12, 1020 Brussels

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About us

SAPI was founded in 2017 in Nyon in response to humanitarian crises affecting vulnerable people, especially children, around the world. The association works to protect and support children in vulnerable situations, including children affected by armed conflict and those facing social crises, poverty and homelessness, in Switzerland and internationally. Learn more