The Inuka/Stand Up program is a project dedicated to the economic recovery of families and individuals affected by war, armed conflict and the devastating effects of global warming. Mainly active in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, it offers essential support to women and children displaced by the violence of war.

In a context where hunger and misery threaten their survival, Inuka/Stand Up provides food aid and means of subsistence to enable these populations to rebuild their lives. In addition to material aid, our program offers psychosocial support to help victims overcome the trauma of war. Many of them have suffered unprecedented violence, and don't know who to confide in. That's why we provide them with psychological, health and legal support services to help them regain their dignity and hope.

Thanks to the commitment of hundreds of young volunteers, Inuka/Stand Up is much more than an assistance program: it's a true community of solidarity. Every day, our volunteers bring comfort, hope and work on the ground to improve the daily lives of these women and children forgotten by peace. Together, we strengthen the resilience of those who, despite everything, struggle to survive and rebuild their lives in an unstable environment. Inuka/Stand Up is a program of solidarity, hope and reconstruction.