68200 Mulhouse
Mailing address : 31 Jean Mieg St
68100 Mulhouse
Tel : 00 33 (0)3 89 45 35 19
Fax : 00 33 (0)3 89 56 39 65
Email : france@afriquefuture.org
77694 Kehl-Kork
Mailing address : Theresia Lochow Nachtigallenstr.6
77731 Willstätt
Tel : 00 49 (0)78 52 979 07
Email : deutschland@afriquefuture.org
Tel : 00 237 9 984 2074 or
Tel : 00 237 9 998 9750
Email : cameroun@afriquefuture.org
St-Mathias-sur-Richelieu
Québec-J3L 6A2
Tel/Fax : 00 1 450 658 3807
Tel : 00 1 819 776 4190
Email : canada@afriquefuture.org
Why Africa Future needs you
AFRICA FUTURE IS A « DEVELOPPEMENT » WORKwhich necessitates on the one hand, funds, and on the other, human accompaniment .
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YOUR SUPPORT IS ESSENTIAL TO US,SOME WOMEN, SOME MEN AND SOME CHILDREN, LIVE BETTER BECAUSE OTHER WOMEN AND OTHER MEN WANT IT SO |
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1.- AFRICA FUTURE needs capital stock in order to obtain co-financial assistance.
The Association, as a matter of fact, must contribute up to 50% of their budget to the realization of its projects.
Please make a punctual donation, become a regular donator, join as a member,
Make a bequest,
Any amount, however modest, is most welcome
You will benefit from fiscal provisions that will allow you to deduct donations on your income taxes (see conditions in the section «make a donation»).
2.- AFRICA FUTURE is concerned about the sound operations of its structures and their durability. To this end, we recruit certified personnel but who generally necessitate an upgrade and to whom we also wish to assure a permanent professional formation.
We are talking about health care professions, doctors and paramedical personnel, teachers for kindergarten through final secondary schooling as well as administrative personnel.
If you are a doctor, nurse, aide, teacher, administrator, building technician,
If you wish to communicate your knowledge or learn from another a different knowledge
If you wish to live in another world without leaving the planet
We invite you to come and experience some great human discoveries.
We are truly convinced of the incomparable richness of human encounters and we strongly wish that the «Whites» could come to their brothers the «Blacks» so as to better enter into a relationship with them, learning their living conditions, their customs, their thinking. We know, from experience, that such exchanges lead to reciprocal satisfactions.
We could imagine having recourse to technology but contrary to our first impressions, communications between European countries and third world countries are not made with ease. The standard telephone is very expensive; it does not cover the territory without failing. Access to «internet» is at high cost and often supposes long waiting periods at cybercafés and where? Plus working conditions are difficult.