Morocco
Morocco is a growing nation, but many children living in poverty have only limited access to healthcare. Children with complex heart disease cannot yet be treated in the region. However, the number of children cured and the quality of care are constantly increasing. Our goal is to transfer specialised care competencies for children to be treated locally.
Our projects in Morocco
Medical transfers
Surgical missions
Key projects
Latest news
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Behind the scenes at Geneva airport
Behind the scenes at Geneva airport
Aid provided to record numbers of children in humanitarian crises in 2017
Aid provided to record numbers of children in humanitarian crises in 2017
2016: Tdh child relief reaches a new peak with 3 million beneficiaries
2016: Tdh child relief reaches a new peak with 3 million beneficiaries
Some 2.3 million children and relatives helped in 2015
Some 2.3 million children and relatives helped in 2015
Miss Switzerland’s commitment to helping children with heart disease
Miss Switzerland’s commitment to helping children with heart disease
Specialised care: Which child can be operated?
Specialised care: Which child can be operated?
Tdh’s interventions in East and North Africa
“Let’s fight to give them this Journey towards Life. Our own lives will be enriched for it.”
Tdh’s interventions in East and North Africa
“Let’s fight to give them this Journey towards Life. Our own lives will be enriched for it.”
“Let’s fight to give them this Journey towards Life. Our own lives will be enriched for it.”
Interview with Sandra Boner
Behind the scenes at Geneva airport
Terre des hommes in Morocco
Number of beneficiaries in 2016
211 personnes
Expatriate / national staff
0 / 4
Budget 2017
CHF 184’000.-
Programme areas
Rabat
Local partners
Children’s Hospital in Rabat, National League to Combat Cardiovascular Diseases in Rabat, University Hospital Centre Ibn Rochd in Casablanca, University Hospital Centre Hassan II in Fez, University Hospital Centre Mohamed VI in Oujda, Hassan II Hospital in Agadir
Programme locations
Supported by
Financial partners
ASF is a non-profit organization whose primary objective is to employ its resources, its professionalism and the aeronautical skills of its members for humanitarian causes. It is thanks to this partnership that Terre des homes is able to transfer 200 critically ill children who cannot be cured in their country to Switzerland each year.
> www.asf-fr.org
Financial partners
The support of the City of Lausanne happens mainly through the Federation for cooperation of the canton Vaud (Fedevaco). This one’s support goes to the project of social inclusion of Roma children in Romania. To commemorate the 50 years of child assistance of Terre des hommes, in 2010 the city offered a Robin Michel sculpture who can be found in the “Vallée de la Jeunesse”.
> www.lausanne.ch
ASF is a non-profit organization whose primary objective is to employ its resources, its professionalism and the aeronautical skills of its members for humanitarian causes. It is thanks to this partnership that Terre des homes is able to transfer 200 critically ill children who cannot be cured in their country to Switzerland each year.
> www.asf-fr.org
The support of the City of Lausanne happens mainly through the Federation for cooperation of the canton Vaud (Fedevaco). This one’s support goes to the project of social inclusion of Roma children in Romania. To commemorate the 50 years of child assistance of Terre des hommes, in 2010 the city offered a Robin Michel sculpture who can be found in the “Vallée de la Jeunesse”.
> www.lausanne.ch
Timeline
Related publications
Making an impact for children: Annual Report 2017
Courage No. 50 - Journey towards life
Specialised care programme - Annual Report 2017
Leaflet: Journey towards Life
