THE ENTREPRENEURIAL APPROACH

Chemins d'Enfances strengthens the capacity of associations using proven methods from the business world.

Adopting new models to meet social needs - social entrepreneurship:

Martine, founder of CDE Read

Getting funding, yes, but more professionally:

Cécile, whose profession is international solidarity. Read

The importance for an association of developing an income-generating activity:

social entrepreneur in India. Read

Learn more about our entrepreneurial approach

Psychosocial approach

Chemins d'Enfances develops programs that meet the emotional needs of children through innovative approaches and establishment of play areas.

Playing games removes the fear that blocks the child’s development:

Philippe Valls, clinical psychologist. Read

Our psychosocial documentary sheets written by Luz Maria, psychologist specialized in education:

  • What play does for the child Read [pdf, 124KB]
  • Humor and the well-being of the child. Read [pdf, 109KB]
  • The importance of creativity for a child. Read [pdf, 114KB]

The tsunami game:

Interview with Camille, former volunteer with Adista. Read

To learn more about our psychosocial approach

Our projects

Chemins d'Enfances supports associations working for the well-being of children in difficulty.

Focus on

Indonesia

Learn about Adista which manages 6 youth centers and a mobile unit for displaced children in Banda Aceh. Read

India

Learn about Nanban which works with children living on the streets Read

Visit the photo gallery

Interviews

Christel currently on a mission with Adista to help the association to rethink its strategy and to be better organised. Read

Laetitia, young advertising officer, observed the behavior of children in the playing centers for 3 weeks. Read

Dorothée met James the founder of Nanban. Read

News

Premier journee Within the framework of the international solidarity's week, Chemins d'Enfances organised its 1st day of sensitization to the Rights of the Child. Read
Banda Aceh methodes Following the work initiated with Kea & Partners, one of their consultant went to Banda Aceh (Indonesia) to improve our methodology to look at an organisation efficiency and sustainbility.
Nanban sensibilisation Sensitization to the question of Child Rights, through drawing activities, of the youth of Nanban clubs living in the slums area of Madurai.