The aim of the Hermann Foundation is to encourage and help finance educational and vocational training for children and young adults, particularly girls and young women, mainly on the African continent.
Providing opportunities through training
The Hermann Foundation aims to promote the educational and vocational training of children and young adults, particularly girls and young women, mainly on the African continent. The projects we support sometimes have to build the infrastructure needed for training themselves, such as schools, but also sometimes basic infrastructure such as access to water for hygiene and hospitals for health.
Helping those who need it most
The Hermann Foundation was born of the realization that only high-profile, high-profile projects stand a chance of being supported. Nevertheless, a number of smaller but essential projects are overshadowed by those supported by larger structures that have the means to promote them.
Concrete results
We follow up regularly and maintain close relationships with the organizations we support over the long term. In this way, we can ensure that the support we provide bears fruit and that our objectives are achieved.
Where our projects are located
We are mainly active in Africa. Click on the dots to find out more
Latest project news
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2026-07-18
Amasaro Project
Eight girls and two boys successfully cross the finish line.
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2026-07-10
Marayika
End of support for the Marayika project
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2026-06-16
Girimbabazi
The first building blocks are taking shape, a new boost for the project.
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2026-06-10
Malaika
A major success for the robotics team
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2026-06-08
Yes / Helvetas
Review of Phase II of the YES Project (2022–2025)
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2026-03-23
A-Bato
Six Years of Fruitful Collaboration
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2026-03-20
Miara
A Remarkable Development
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2026-03-18
Amasaro
A Promising New Project
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2026-02-27
SOS Children's village
Increase interest in training programs with the best career prospects
