ABOUT US
Mission
APRED positions itself as a strong link in the promotion of the human rights of discriminated persons
vision
APRED is a leading structure for the reintegration of vulnerable people and people with social problems, with a view to sustainable development.
Objective
APRED’s objectives are to promote the social, economic and cultural well-being of vulnerable groups and to combat social inequalities.
Intervention context
The Association for the social reintegration of the underprivileged (APRED) was founded in 2001. The circumstances that led to its creation are as follows :
- The growing impoverishment of the population in general, and of women and children in rural areas in particular.
- The difficulties experienced by the majority of the population in accessing the basic necessities of life.l
- Lack of access to education for the majority of the population, etc.
It was with a view to restoring hope to vulnerable groups such as women, indigenous people, orphans and other vulnerable children, that a group of men and women laid the groundwork for an ardent campaign through the formation of APRED.
Organization and operation
Organization
Le Bureau Exécutif constitué de 11 membres est chargé de l’exécution des recommandations de l’AG. Il se réunit une fois dans le mois. Pour la mise en œuvre des actions sur le terrain l’APRED s’est dotée d’une équipe de coordination de quatre (04) membres à savoir un sociologue, un économiste gestionnaire, un comptable et un secrétaire standardiste
Operation
Le Bureau Exécutif constitué de 11 membres est chargé de l’exécution des recommandations de l’AG. Il se réunit une fois dans le mois. Pour la mise en œuvre des actions sur le terrain l’APRED s’est dotée d’une équipe de coordination de quatre (04) membres à savoir un sociologue, un économiste gestionnaire, un comptable et un secrétaire standardiste
Means of intervention
Awareness-raising on the evils and vices of our societies, health care for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), schooling for orphans and vulnerable children, training and the creation of income-generating activities for young people in difficulty, widows and disadvantaged women. Donations of food, clothing and medicines to the needy, etc. Economic and community projects to improve conditions for target groups.
Our realizations
Schooling of (655) six hundred and fifty-five children through payment of school fees in Ouagadougou and Poura. Home and school visits, and educational talks to reinforce schooling activities, installation of a grain mill for the “Sabounima” women’s group in Poura, soap-making unit for 35 underprivileged women in the city of Ouagadougou, tapestry training center, traditional loincloth weaving center, donations of food, clothing, hygiene kits, etc. In emergencies (lean season, natural disasters). Organization of Christmas trees for OVC, educational talks on STI/HIV/AIDS, reproductive health, female circumcision, etc. ….
Legal framework
The association is non-profit, apolitical, secular and non-governmental.
Our missions
- Education: a right for all
- Rehabilitation: a daily emergency
- Training and apprenticeship: a shared commitment
- Professional integration: a civic responsibility
- Sustainable development: an income-generating activity
- Culture, loisirs et sports : une ouverture sur le monde extérieur
Our values
The Association anchors its actions within the framework of Child Protection, and ensures that each of them respects the values it upholds:
- Solidarity
- Respect for others
- Citizenship
- Humanism