The young people of the DYP have faced many challenges during their young lives, often marked by suffering and abandonment. Day after day, they strive to heal wounds and traumas that no young person should ever have to carry with them. The quest for stability and then for autonomy are the major challenges facing these young people. They are often without a family structure or a solid social safety net to support them. Their needs are numerous and often complex …
For each young person in the care of the DYP, the state allocates an amount that covers basic needs. However, to acquire the means and develop the confidence they need to take their place in society, young people need much more support, specifically adapted to their own reality.
The Foundation finances what would usually be taken in hand by parents or family. Through its support of the workers of the DYP, the Foundation acts in tandem for the benefit of young people in vulnerable situations.
The involvement of donors makes a real difference in the lives of young people in the DYP.
Transform a life
Community mobilization encourages young people to regain hope through little extras that can transform their the course of their lives. This benevolent approach inspires them to believe in their own worth: they finally feel heard and seen. The Foundation thus offers the young people of the DYP the opportunity to rise up and take their place in society.
The Foundation’s donors and partners have a direct impact on the development and success of the most vulnerable young people in our society. Thanks to their generosity, the projects put in place make it possible to rebuild and solidify the benchmarks of a more reassuring and secure daily life.
What is the impact of your donation?
Donations directly finance programs that improve the lives of young people in the DYP by meeting the specific needs of each child, helping them to transform the vision they have of themselves.
Discover our six programs
Who are the youths of the DYP?
They have experienced intense suffering and trauma that require appropriate attention and support. They need to receive the support necessary to acquire the means to develop their self-esteem and their autonomy.
Getting to know the youths