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These projects have already been confirmed for 2023:
Currently, our team is busy translating and adapting all educational materials to Nepali. Within a few months we will ship a school to the organization 'SathSath' in Kathmandu.
Because three mobile schools have already been started in Colombia, there is less preparatory work to start our new collaboration at 'Pastoral Social de la Diócesis' in Armenia, Colombia.
In the pipeline for 2023:
In November 2022 a team explored a potential partnership in Durban. After evaluating this visit, this could lead to the start-up of a first mobile school in South Africa in 2023.
In addition to our projects in Guadalajara, Querétaro and Mexico City, there is a high probability that a second mobile school will be shipped to the Mexican capital.
After a few great years of collaboration with GTW Gliwice, our mobile school in the Polish city of Gliwice has been officially transferred to our new partner, Fundacja Margines! From now on, their experienced outreach team will use the methodology to organise creative, non-formal educational activities for children who spend much of their free time on the streets.
After a smooth preparation process, we successfully launched our second new mobile school of 2025 in Jinja, Uganda. In partnership with our great friends at S.A.L.V.E. International, the new mobile school is now rolling through the streets of Jinja, supporting existing outreach efforts for the large number of street-connected children and young people in the city.
As one of our high-performing partners within the StreetSmart Wheels network, we organised a one-week follow-up training in Kathmandu for the street outreach team of our Nepalese partner, SathSath. During the week, the team learned more about preparing creative activities and effectively using the online StreetSmart support platforms.
Our brand new 'Facing Trauma' toolkit - developed in collaboration with Minor-Ndako, SolidarityNow and Save The Children Romania, and co-funded by the European Union - provides an accessible and practical guide to recognising trauma, responding appropriately, and preventing retraumatisation.
In March 2025, the mobile school in the city of Querétaro in Mexico was transferred to its new home! Thanks to the team of our new local partner La Otra Bandita, the school is now again rolling through the streets of Querétaro to ensure street-connected children have access to non-formal educational activities.
In March 2025, we launched our very first mobile school project in Zambia! From now on, the team of our local partner Unisport Academy in Kabwe will use our methodology to empower the large number of street-connected children in the city, with the support from the Belgian organisation Steunwielekes4Zambia.
These projects have already been confirmed for 2023:
Currently, our team is busy translating and adapting all educational materials to Nepali. Within a few months we will ship a school to the organization 'SathSath' in Kathmandu.
Because three mobile schools have already been started in Colombia, there is less preparatory work to start our new collaboration at 'Pastoral Social de la Diócesis' in Armenia, Colombia.
In the pipeline for 2023:
In November 2022 a team explored a potential partnership in Durban. After evaluating this visit, this could lead to the start-up of a first mobile school in South Africa in 2023.
In addition to our projects in Guadalajara, Querétaro and Mexico City, there is a high probability that a second mobile school will be shipped to the Mexican capital.
In August, we're planning the launch of a new mobile school in San Cristobal de las Casas in Mexico, with our new local partner Melel Xojobal. The organisation will use the mobile school in their non-formal educational outreach sessions with children from the Tsotsil and Tsetsal communities in the state of Chiapas.
A third new African mobile school is planned for the second half of 2025. Following a successful exploratory visit in early April, the team at SAFIRE in Mauritius has already begun working with the educational toolkits and is now eager to implement the mobile school methodology to empower street-connected children across different regions of the island nation.
On the educational front, our team is currently working hard to create a small new toolkit on entrepreneurial skills, in collaboration with our friends of the Khazana Foundation. The mini-toolkit will offer a game board and two online learning programmes to allow children and youth to unlock their inner entrepreneur.
