Let's support our students and fill their stomachs.

Becoming a student is an opportunity to experience new things. Unfortunately, for many, it means discovering hunger and precariousness!

Every day, they juggle demanding courses, low-paid jobs and ever-increasing bills. This constant pressure affects their health, well-being and ability to succeed.

In fact, 20% of students say they do not eat enough and almost half cannot afford to buy fresh fruit or vegetables every week.

Food insecurity doesn't just affect other people. It affects young people who share our neighbourhoods, our towns and our schools. That's why Un Verre d'Eau is joining forces with Cop1, a student association working to combat food insecurity among their fellow students.

When you're preparing for the future, you shouldn't worry about the present.
Let's support our students and fill their stomachs.

Offrons un terrain multisport inclusif

Aujourd’hui en France, plus de 430 000 enfants vivent avec un handicap reconnu. Ce handicap peut être moteur, sensoriel, cognitif ou psychique. Qu’il soit visible ou non, il affecte profondément leur quotidien, celui de leurs familles, et leur rapport au monde.
Autisme, TDAH, DYS, trisomie 21, déficiences motrices ou sensorielles…
Des réalités très différentes mais qui compliquent leur accès à une vie sociale épanouie.

Forte d’une longue expérience, et accompagnée par des professionnels formés pour soutenir les aidants familiaux et faciliter l’inclusion ainsi que par un ergo-psychothérapeute et une psychopédagogue l’association Maranatha, implantée à Saint-Pierre-du-Perray (91), a imaginé un espace unique en son genre :

Ce lieu ne s’adresse pas qu’aux enfants.
Il est pensé aussi pour ceux qui les accompagnent au quotidien : leurs parents, leurs aidants, leurs proches. Pour ceux qui, jour après jour, tiennent bon. Parce qu’élever un enfant avec des besoins particuliers, c’est souvent vivre sous tension permanente

4 tonnes of milk to feed 4,500 newborn babies!

Our friends at Betsaleel have been working for undernourished children in Chad for over 55 years. The association's work has brought a happy ending to many stories, such as that of Sarah and Amina.

Unfortunately, as is the case for many children in Chad, Amina's mother died during childbirth. Amina needs milk to survive, but her grandmother Sarah is too old to breastfeed her, let alone buy her any. Sarah sets off on a long journey in the hope of saving her granddaughter.

Every year, like Sarah, countless Chadian women travel miles on foot, in bush taxis or on motorbikes in the hope of finding infant formula for their children. Betsaleel needs our help to make sure his journey is not in vain!

Click on the button below to discover the incredible and touching story of Sarah and her little daughter Amina.

A village for Madagascar's street children!

In 2018, a UN report showed that 2,400 children were abandoned on the streets of Tananarive, the capital. Five years later, that sad figure has risen to over 24,000!

To break the vicious circle of poverty and violence, these children need to be protected and loved, they need education and vocational training, they need care and food... That's what every child deserves and that's what the 2400 sourires association is going to give them.

On a 9-hectare plot of land outside the town, the association is building a village that will accommodate 40 children by the end of 2023, with the aim of eventually taking in 250 children. 2400 Sourires needs our help to finalise the construction of the village and to obtain approval from the Madagascan social services. Bricks, cement, sheet metal, windows and furniture are all that are needed to give these children a future.

800 000 €

collected through various campaigns for charities working in the field

4 000

families helped, including 7 600 children thanks to friendly associations on the ground

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campaigns conducted in collaboration with our partner charities

Discover our 2023 annual report!

February 1, 2024

2023 has been a busy year! Thanks to your generous contributions, Un Verre d'Eau has stepped up its commitment in 2023! Over €450,000 was distributed to partner associations.

Discover our 2023 annual report and the projects and initiatives that have been set up in Madagascar, Armenia, Lebanon, Morocco and France thanks to your donations.

10 March is a special day - I'm going to work in my pyjamas...

March 8, 2023

It's not because I'm too lazy to put on my suit or because my alarm didn't go off this morning (although that happens all too often), but to support a cause that's very close to our hearts at Un Verre d'Eau.

Pyjama Day is an event invented by our Belgian friends to raise awareness of the cause of children hospitalized for long periods. Join us on this very special day and you could win a beautiful pair of pyjamas!