Maison Khusi

During COVID pandemic, some children lost their parents in India and are threaten by mistreatment such as child abuse and prostitution. The project raises funds to open an orphanage in order to foster adoption and give access to a better life.

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We are Maison Khusi, a project created by 5 students (Laura Corbiere, Arlinda Kameri, Célie Landry, Sara Yemane, Gaia Hurni) of the University of Geneva as part of the “Projets Responsables” course. The 5 objectives are:

Provide a stable and secure family living environment
Promote the health and well-being of children
Offer an infrastructure adapted to the needs of children from 0 to 6
Meet the nutritional needs of the children
Find an adoptive family & encourage legal adoption

Goal

Our mission is to renovate a building in West Bengal (India) and transform it into an orphanage for young children who lost their parents during the COVID-19 pandemic. They find themselves in the streets, left to themselves, starving, victims of prostitution, pedophiles and exploitation. Our main objective is to provide them a stable and secure family living environment. To do so, we need to raise the sum of 11’583 CHF.

Finance

We organized a Christmas raffle last semester and received multiple donations, which allowed us to raise a total of 9’167 CHF and to start the renovation of the orphanage. We now need your support to be able to raise the remaining amount of 2’400 CHF!

How to donate?

Via our website: https://maisonkhusi.org/faire-un- don/

Via TWINT: +41 76 507 23 60

Via bank transfer:

Name of financial institution : PostFinance SA

Address of financial institution : Mingerstrasse 20, 3030 Berne – Suisse

Account n° : 12-439933-1

IBAN : CH71 0900 0000 1243 9933 1

BIC : POFICHBEXXX

Account owner : Fondation pour une Éducation Responsable et Équitable

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