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.

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Rwanda
A-Bato
Ensuring the well-being of under-age girl mothers and their children
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Madagascar
Miara
To give them a dream for the future
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DRC
Malaika
An exemplary concept based on a global ecosystem
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Burundi
Marayika
Improve conditions for the most vulnerable
The Hermann Foundation was established in
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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.

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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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2025-10-01

Malaika

Each completed training course offers a better future for Malaika’s students

The girls’ education since nursery school is progressing well, and in December 2024, a new batch…

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2025-09-30

Yes / Helvetas

A fruitful collaboration with local artisans for practical training

The ten-year project is progressing well, on the same basis as 2024. Young women,…

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2025-09-29

Ujuzi Kwa Vijana

No impact after USAID withdrawal

This NGO is calmly continuing its Ujuzi Kwa Vijana project with great success…

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2025-09-29

A-Bato

A new workshop under construction for seamstresses

A new group of seamstresses began their training on 8 September, fewer in number than…

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2025-09-25

Miara

Creation of a workshop with the help of “Coudre Sans Frontières”

At the end of the course, the seamstresses organised a large fashion show, proud to present their…

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2025-09-23

Solidar

A new cycle has started

In 2024, the project began a new cycle. Although it is very difficult, the percentage…

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2025-09-14

Ride for the Future

Despite its success, the project is coming to an end

This first cohort of female bicycle mechanics has been a success. However, it will not be followed…

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2024-11-15

A-Bato

Hermann Foundation president visits

The November 2024 visit by the Hermann Foundation’s founder and president to the A-Bato association in Kigali is…

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2024-11-14

Ride for the Future

Visit from the President of the Hermann Foundation

Urumuri’s project, Ride for the future, is based in Nyamata, an hour’s drive from Kigali Rwanda…

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2024-08-22

Malaika

The youngest generation has also graduated

Following the success of the first batch of girls, who were supported academically and scholastically for…

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