Organizations for solidarity and mutual aid Belgium

This is a very interesting establishment. " Social Restaurant "which offers meals at reduced rates for people with limited resources, Le Moulin à Poivre welcomes you in downtown with a desire for clear sharing. The kitchen team comes from the training and employment centre. The "little chefs" come to seek experience in the field of hotels. Quality is always guaranteed.

Les Petits Riens is a thrift shop located in Namur. You can find their address at 48 rue Rogier, 5000 Namur. Les Petits Riens offers a variety of products, including solidarity gift vouchers. Les Petits Riens is also present on social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn. Les Petits Riens also accepts online donations, in-kind donations and donations of time.

WWF Belgium is an organization based in Brussels. WWF Belgium offers a variety of ways to support their cause, including making donations, adopting animals or working with them.

Iriba is an association launched by Marie-Louise Sibazuri, among others in Belgium, which has intervened in Burundi since the 2000 s in the areas of public awareness and education. " The Caravan of Peace "and" the Caravan of Truth "allowed itinerant film broadcasts throughout the country, from a réconciliatrice perspective. These caravans connect young people from the Great Lakes, Burundi and also from elsewhere (Europe, Canada) to facilitate exchanges and offer dialogue opportunities to flourish.

Founded in 2009 by former volunteers, Service Volontaire International (SVI) is an independent Belgian branch of the Vietnamese NGO SJ Vietnam. It is recognized by the Ministry of Youth of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation as a Youth Organization. In just a few years, the association has enjoyed dazzling success, enabling it to open a French branch with offices in Lille.

SVI is actively involved in international exchanges in 85 countries around the world, in both hemispheres, including France and Belgium. It sends and receives volunteers as part of international work camps set up by local non-profit associations. Through its actions, SVI campaigns to defend a vision of international volunteering that is non-commercial, civic-minded and accessible to all, in opposition to the excesses of voluntourism.

Every year, Service Volontaire International gives over 1,000 young people the chance to experience solidarity abroad, and welcomes over a hundred foreign volunteers to France, Belgium and Quebec, free of charge.

On the site, you'll find a search engine enabling you to select the projects that interest you. The association also offers online training and language courses. There's also a tab providing all the information you need to prepare your departure and stay abroad.