APIEM-DRC

Action for Peace Inclusion Education and Moblization

APIEM-DRC

Action for Peace Inclusion Education and Moblization

About us

We operates in Goma, Beni, Butembo, and South-Kivu in Eastern DR Congo to promote inclusion and resilience for dignity for all. We work with and for communities, especially children, indigenous people, blind people, and women. Our approach is based on four main areas:

ONGOING PROJECTS

We are running several ongoing projects to support vulnerable communities. These initiatives promote inclusion, education, empowerment, and community well-being.

- We belive in -

Human rights a right for every one!

We believe in inclusion, human dignity, and equal opportunities for all. We also believe that resilient and empowered communities can build peace and a better future together...

Dignity for all

highlights importance of inclusion for blind and visually impaired people

- Dignity Inclusion

Project for blind people

We are running several projects with blind and visually impaired people. Here, we present some of our ongoing activities and initiatives.

Braille workshop

We organize Braille workshops to teach Braille reading and writing skills.
These workshops help blind and visually impaired people improve communication and independence.

Sychologie support

The mutual support and discussion groups guided by a psychologist.
The sessions help blind and visually impaired people overcome challenges and experience inclusion successfully.

Human Right Pillar

Human Right Education

Teching base on the Universal Human Right Declaration

Pedagogical approach

With schools and University

In the comunity

By the comunity

- Testimonial -

Real stories, real smiles

Rick Sanchez

We belive in supporting by inclusion and respect of human right. Inclusion and acceptance is the way fo real dignity for all.

Aline Mugaruka

OUR TEAM

- Stay in touch with us -

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