Sponsorship
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Les conférences du lundi (Mondays Conferences):
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La Gazelle Berbère (Berber Gazelle):
Shânti Asset Management backs up the actions of the Gazelle Berbère, humanitarian association (law 1901) founded in 1999 and composed of scores of volunteers, whose mission is to help habitants from southern Marocco, with respect to the berber tradition : provide educationnal aid for children, support and improve women's life conditions.
For several years, the 'Gazelle Berbère' has been concentrating its actions on the development of the Tamrgou village and provides its aid to 13 families (construction of solar ovens, wells and the supply of drinking water, school stationery, clothes...) and supports the areas free health center (the purchase of medical material and furniture, premises maintenance...) In 2010, Shânti Asset Managament is participating in the financing of a solar heating.
The 'Gazelle Berbère' is working on numerous other projects and your donation are welcomed. Association la Gazelle Berbère - Contact : Eliane Liebot – 57, rue du Brandon 85500 Les Herbiers – Tél : 06 10 92 15 32 / 02 51 67 13 72 – Email : lagazelleberbere@hotmail.com
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EBISOL Association, HUMALITAIRE project :
Shânti supports the association « Ebisol *» of Bichat's medical university (UFR Paris 7), as part of a humanitarian project in Mali.
The students' humanitarian action in 2010 will take place in the heart of Malian villages located in the Dogon backcountry, which is an underdevelopped area close to the Burkina's plain. The main aim is to improve, on a long-term basis, the sanitary conditions in these villages that includes awareness about sanitization, water purification and hygiene as well as supplying medication to the community health centers.
*EBISOL is a 1901 Law association (Loi de 1901) with humanitarian objective, created in 1998 by Bichat medical university students – Paris VII.
EBISOL aims, above all, to help students to realize humatarian projects, to bring to the limelight the human and solidarity virtues of the medical profession, which are too often neglected in modern medical practice.
