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In Uganda Africa, nearby the capital Kampala, we started a vocational training center for currently 10 children learning the profession of a tailor. Run by 2 experienced female tailors, the children learn all the different techniques and materials needed to become a professional tailor. The programme last 1 to 1.5 years.

We are 8 medical and nursing students from Lausanne. Our project CALWHA of the M.E.T.I.S association supports more than 400 children living in the cities of Ukerewe and Shirati in association with the Tanzanian government. The latter provides antiretroviral drugs and we organize “Activity Days” two to three times a month during which children receive their treatments and a medical consultation.

What About ... was created to provide a platform for the exchange of experiences, for questions, for (scientific) discussions, for ideas, for collaboration and much more. When discussing a topic, no matter what kind, a summary with the important information is written by the participants simultaneously. This makes the collected knowledge easy to find and understand!

We help people for less hungry, keep people busy during the day, arrange vocational training for schools, pay crash courses with the aim of pulling these young people out of the loop of abject poverty. We act selectively and sustainably. We focus on reports from those affected and orientate ourselves in their social space. Our help is unbureaucratic and can be very spontaneous. Poor young families will also benefit from lunch.

Conventional chewing gum uses plastic as the chewing base. This is why the chewing and swallowing of "normal" chewing gum is bad for the human body, and by spitting it out, bad for the environment. We want to change that and launch a tasty chewing gum with a natural chewing base made from the chicle tree. And that is not enough: For every sold multipack we will have a tree planted - so: CHEW ME & PLANT A TREE

"You can’t imagine what cancer does to you. That’s why, I strive every day to give affected women hope and courage. I know, what it means, and I know, what those women need. That’s why I want to help them" (Angiolina Berardelli) - The goal of this crowdfunding is to make Angiolina's business financially independent.

In Uganda Africa, nearby the capital Kampala, we started a vocational training center for currently 10 children learning the profession of a tailor. Run by 2 experienced female tailors, the children learn all the different techniques and materials needed to become a professional tailor. The programme last 1 to 1.5 years.

We are 8 medical and nursing students from Lausanne. Our project CALWHA of the M.E.T.I.S association supports more than 400 children living in the cities of Ukerewe and Shirati in association with the Tanzanian government. The latter provides antiretroviral drugs and we organize “Activity Days” two to three times a month during which children receive their treatments and a medical consultation.

In Uganda Africa, nearby the capital Kampala, we started a vocational training center for currently 10 children learning the profession of a tailor. Run by 2 experienced female tailors, the children learn all the different techniques and materials needed to become a professional tailor. The programme last 1 to 1.5 years.

We are 8 medical and nursing students from Lausanne. Our project CALWHA of the M.E.T.I.S association supports more than 400 children living in the cities of Ukerewe and Shirati in association with the Tanzanian government. The latter provides antiretroviral drugs and we organize “Activity Days” two to three times a month during which children receive their treatments and a medical consultation.