ASIA 2025
Night-Time Mobile Medical Unit. in India
With Colores de Calcuta Foundation
With Colores de Calcuta Foundation
We launched a new partnership with the Colours of Calcutta Foundation through the Night-Time Mobile Medical Unit, a project that brings healthcare services directly to children and families living in Kolkata’s slum communities, where access to medical care is virtually non-existent.
The programme operates through a mobile clinic that visits communities several nights a week, providing direct medical consultations, medication and basic treatments within the neighbourhoods themselves. Cases requiring more specialised care are referred to the designated hospital or other healthcare facilities, ensuring appropriate follow-up and continuity of care.
The intervention focuses particularly on the most vulnerable children, reaching approximately 3,400 children within a total beneficiary population of 10,000 people across at least ten slum communities in the city, where living conditions are especially challenging and limited access to basic services exacerbates health problems.
During 2025, the programme has already provided care to nearly 1,950 children and adolescents in its first months of operation, while also covering hospital admissions and surgical procedures in the most serious cases.
Financing: 9.600€
Empowering indigenous girls in Nepal
With Bahadur Social Project Association
With Bahadur Social Project Association
We continue our collaboration with Bahadur Social Project Association through the third joint project we are developing in Nepal, focused on empowering indigenous girls and young women and promoting gender equality, as well as access to basic health and educational opportunities.
The project aims to improve the health, dignity and development opportunities of 320 girls through the distribution of school uniforms and menstrual hygiene kits, encouraging regular school attendance and helping to reduce absenteeism.
These kits include hygiene products, reusable sanitary pads, underwear, a hot water bottle, a thermometer and basic medicines, covering essential needs that many families are unable to afford.
In addition, the programme provides first aid training and health education, equipping young women with practical tools to support their self-care and well-being.
With a duration of 12 months, the project also helps to challenge cultural stigmas associated with menstruation while strengthening girls’ confidence, independence and participation within their educational and social environments.
Financing: 6.835,50€ + 2026: 3.451,50€
A Dignified Life for Santhali Children in India
With Kambia Foundation
With Kambia Foundation
In 2025, we launched a new partnership with the Kambia Foundation through a comprehensive programme aimed at supporting children and families from the Santhali tribal community on Sagar Island, India, in a context marked by vulnerability and social exclusion.
The programme seeks to ensure access to education, healthcare, legal documentation and child protection services, addressing the main barriers that hinder children’s development through an integrated approach. Many of these families live in conditions of extreme hardship, with unstable incomes and limited access to basic services or the legal documentation required to exercise their fundamental rights.
During this period, the project will benefit 235 children, strengthening an established intervention model that promotes educational reintegration, community empowerment and improved living conditions for families.