Action humanitaire au Sénégal...?
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Action humanitaire au Sénégal...?

by Reza56

in Other › Humanitarian aid and volunteering abroad

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Reza56
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Bonjour a tous, Je rentre de 12 jours au Senegal passe a visiter et rencontrer ces personnes ( qui ont garde le vrai sens des valeurs) avec l'aide des taxis brousse et les jaune ( salut Billy nous somme reste en contact si vous passez sur Ziguinchor ). Dakar, la Casamance en passant par la Gambie pour finir par Goree et a chaque jour une ou plusiuers rencontres aves des personnes qui me guidaient et m'accompagnaient le plus souvent gratuitement vers des campements ou hotels me voyant seul avec mon sac.... Enfin bon trop long a raconter....mais j'ai passe les trois derniers jours en partie avec des handicapes moteurs ( je travaille moi meme aupres d'handicapes en France ) et je cherche desesperement un moyen de les aider d'un point de vue materiel ou pourquoi pas travailler avec eux Toutes vos sugestions seront les bienvenue et je manquerais pas d'y repondre. Je vous remercie. A bientot

bonne fetes de fin d"annee a tous et a voyage forum

si quand tu regarde deriere toi tu a du chagrin et quand tu regarde devant tu es triste alors regarde a cote, car je serais toujours la....

TO Tokala Globetrotter ·
Bonjour,

Ton but est-il d'aider les handicapés moteurs que tu as rencontrés la-bas ? Ou bien d'aider au Sénégal quelque soit le domaine ?

Dans le 2nd cas, connais-tu Santé Sans Passeport ?

C'est une ONG humanitaire qui a pour but d'apporter au Sénégal principalement, et maintenant au Niger également, une aide médicale en matériel et médicaments, ainsi qu'un suivi médical 2 fois par an (un équipe composée du président de l'ONG, de 2 infirmières et d'un accompagnateur viennent sur place pour soigner les populations dans les petits villages de brousse).

Il n'y a que 3 ONG médicales qui partent au Sénégal, et Santé Sans Passeport a bien sur besoin de volontaires dans le domaine médical et paramédical, mais également de personnes motivées qui peuvent et veulent donner de leur temps pour accompagner et aider la mission sur place (sans être forcément du monde médical). Pour en savoir plus sur cette ONG et sur le déroulement d'une mission, voici leur site internet : http://www.santesanspasseport.fr/

Sur leur site, il y ar les dates des prochaines missions prévues. Les missions durent généralement 2 semaines au Sénégal, et 3 semaines au Niger.

Sur le site tu y trouveras aussi le compte rendu fait par un accompagnateur d'une mission au Sénégal, et d'une autre mission au Niger. Cela te permettra de voir comment se déroule une mission SSP.

Si tu es interressé, ou si tu veux plus de renseignements sur l'ONG après avoir parcouru leur site, le mieux est que tu contacte directement le président de l'ONG à santesanspasseport free fr pour lui faire part de ta motivation.

Et dans tous les cas, n'hésites pas à en parler autour de toi... Merci !
GE Geli Veteran ·
Kassumaye en terre diola,

Si vous souhaitez travailler en Casamance pour les handicapés, sûrement que Handicap International à Ziguinchor peut être un bon relais !

Pour plus d'infos, nous rejoindre par mail : asso.un@gmail.com notre site : http://asso-un.fr

Bonnes fêtes de fin d'année avec de si beaux souvenirs plein la tête... à partager bien sûr !

Geli 😉
RE Reza56 ·
bonjour, Merci Tokala pour ta reponse j'ai fait un petit tour ( pour l'instant...)sur le site et il se trouve qu'il sont pas tres loing de chez moi donc je pense que je vais m'arranger pour avoir un RV ils pouront surement me guider. Merci Geli pour le lien, des souvenirs de la Casamance j'en ai plein la tète et plein mon ordi avec les photos et videos ....😄 de toute façon j'y retournerais.. A bientot...

Bonne fètes de fin d'annee a tous....
BO BoriBana Regular ·
Salut,

Connais tu ce projet http://terrainsdessavoirs.unblog.fr/ en casamance ?

Il semble intéressant. Peut être des liens à établir...

Bonne suite.

Ignace
RE Reza56 ·
bonsoir et merci Ignace pour le lien...😉
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