Expanding vital support to children rescued from street situations and exploitation, in partnership with Association Bayti.
Cultivating futures
Protecting and Reintegrating Children in Street Situations and Child Labour in Morocco
Our Project in Morocco
According to UNICEF-supported data, approximately more than 25000-30000 children live on Morocco’s streets, driven by poverty, fractured families, and exploitation. In response, this project provides immediate protection, essential services, and long-term rehabilitation through a unique farm-school model, breaking the cycle of marginalisation and building pathways to safety and dignity.
Key Objectives
- Immediate Protection & Care: Providing urgent food assistance, medical care, and personalized psychosocial support to children rescued from street situations and exploitation.
- Holistic Rehabilitation & Education: Providing school supplies and scholarships, combined with a six-month organic farming training program and a three-month skills-building internship.
- Strengthening Families & Prevention: Delivering positive parenting and prevention workshops addressing risk behaviours and substance abuse to strengthen and protect the family environment and prevent children from entering street life.
- Pathways to Empowerment: Using the innovative Farm-School model to combine nature-based therapy and practical vocational training, helping participants improve their employability and re-integrate more fully into society.
- Targeted Support for At-Risk Children: Providing direct, tailored support to children living on the streets, engaged in child labour (including domestic work), and those facing other high-risk situations.
Project Goals
Will receive direct, personalised support (40 street children, 40 working children, 20 at-risk children)
Will be reached through capacity-building workshops
Combining nature-based therapy with organic agriculture training.
Will be receiving psychosocial support and access to essential services (health and education)
