Reintegrations and school entry

The children stay in the reception center for a maximum of twelve months. The subsequent reintegration into local, family structures is central for us. This process requires a careful approach and is very intensive. The only thing that matters is the well-being of the child. In October, we handed 31 children back to their families and accompanied their entry…

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Hawa, what do you wish for the children?

Hawa Camara, nursery-teacher at the Mamadou & Bineta reception centre in Mangueta What is your function? I work as an educator and I like working here because MB helps children in difficulty. I am a mother myself and it is natural for me to care for children in need. How do you feel part of the MB family? I…

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Mohamed, what is your function at Mamadou & Bineta?

Mohamed Camara, responsible for the reception center and sewing atelier After my studies, Mamadou & Bineta was the first job of my professional life. I started with an internship in the administration/accounting department. I have gained a lot of experience with the concept of child protection and got to know the reality children at risk. At M&B I am…

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Kerfala, why do you work in the field of child protection?

Kerfala Camara

Kerfala Camara, responsible for pedagogy and child protection Mamadou & Bineta allowed me to get to know my country and discover the socio-economic realities of the community. To contribute to my country through humanitarian actions is an immense recognition. I am proud to belong to the generation of Young Guineans who are ready to face the challenge of progress…

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