OUR OBJECTIVES

Help local people of Republic of Benin to be financially independent by providing a loan along with training on how to generate a 25.000 cfa to 50.000 cfa within a month. Once the business starts becoming profitable then repayments can start being made. This helps the individual and the community generally as more products and services are offered and creation of wealth becomes self- generating. 

Increase literacy rates by broadening the knowledge of the poor communities. Literacy is a key feature for individuals to access education and life- long learning. 

Currently in Benin transportation and travel is difficult for many people due to poor infrastructure along with a general lack of access to transport due to poverty.People will travel however they can and one of the cheapest ways to get around is on a moped or motorbike. More often than not when funds are so limited this prevents people being able to afford to buy a helmet and they ride with no protective headgear. Consequently when accidents do occur the injuries are much more likely to be life threatening or fatal.

Currently in Benin transportation and travel is difficult for many people due to poor infrastructure along with a general lack of access to transport due to poverty.People will travel however they can and one of the cheapest ways to get around is on a moped or motorbike. More often than not when funds are so limited this prevents people being able to afford to buy a helmet and they ride with no protective headgear. Consequently when accidents do occur the injuries are much more likely to be life threatening or fatal

We aim to provide first aid training to allocated personnel within regions and villages to prevent death and alleviate suffering in current circumstances where ambulance provision is scarce and response times are inadequate due to lack of provision or distance travelled. Many communities are remote and a long way away from services. First aid training would greatly alleviate these problems faced by the majority of communities. This would not just save lives in case of accident but would help people who are suffering with illnesses to have far better access to treatment and relief of their symptoms. If key personnel were trained even in basic procedures such as c.p.r. then many lives would be saved. We would also provide essential medical equipment which will enable the treatment of acutely and chronically ill patients without having to travel to a hospital.

This is turn encourages people to access medical help and provisions without having to depend on an ambulance service, or pay for their own journey to a hospital which many simply cannot afford. We do not consider it acceptable that people die due to no immediate help on offer or lack of money which means the scarce provisions cannot be accessed. This is preventable with schemes we are suggesting in place. Apart from dealing with emergencies this will greatly increase the quality of life. It is difficult to imagine life without basic provision for health care and the lack of dignity and security this creates. This is a major drive for us to rectify this situation as we believe that all lives matter.