The member associations of the Humana People to People International Federation of Europe and North America have set up a second-hand clothes and shoes collection system, which allows them to dress cheaply people in need and especially to protect the environment through recycling.The sale of second-hand clothing and shoes thus collected creates many jobs both abroad and in the Democratic Republic of Congo where the daily lives of 55 Congolese employees and their families are improved.The..... Read More: Fundraising

The need for qualified teachers for primary schools is enormous in the Democratic Republic of Congo where millions of children are out of school and those who are in school do not benefit from quality education. After the signature of a framework agreement in December 2009 with the Ministry of Primary, Secondary and Professional Education on the creation of teachers' training schools in DRC, Humana People to People Congo (HPP-Congo) undertook to improve the quality of primary..... Read More:teachers' training...

The general idea of the Farmers Clubs program is to organize small farmers to increase their capacity, share knowledge and resources to improve agricultural production and living standards through training and by practicing sustainable farming methods. Increase the revenues and expand the marketing of products at good prices. By their model, the farmers are organized in 20 clubs of 50 farmers each. 5 clubs or 250 farmers form a project. Each club elects a management committee who is..... Read More: Farmers Clubs

Since the beginning in 2006, HPP-Congo has carried out six community development projects called Child Aid in the provinces of Kinshasa, Equateur and Katanga. By the end of 2013, HPP-Congo runs 3 Child Aid projects.The main objective of Child Aid is to fight against poverty and to promote and ensure the well-being of children by significantly improving the living conditions of their families through a community participatory approach.  Families are organized and mobilized in Families Action Groups..... Read More: Child Aid