Our supporters
ESA Human Relief Fund (HRF) has been supporting Sunshine in Nosy Komba Foundation since its inception, funding various projects from the equipment for our maternity center in 2016, to reforestation after a large fire and the refurbishment of our School Banana in 2023.
ESA Human Relief Fund is a team of passionate ESA employees committed to making a difference in volunteer work. Their mission is to support a broad scope of small-scale relief projects encouraging auto sufficiency, long-term sustainability, education, health, economic activity, educational programs, clean water access and sanitation, in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It also supports large-scale humanitarian action in case of natural disasters.
HE Space Children’s Foundation has been the major sponsor of Sunshine in Nosy Komba education projects for many years. In particular, HE Space Children’s Foundation funding allowed us to start the Rise and Shine Scholarship programme, in 2015, which throughout the years has supported the studies of more than 70 students, in high school and beyond.
In recent years, HE Space Children’s Foundation has supported projects on vocational training for young students and the teacher training programme for new teachers of School Banana.
HE Space Children’s Foundation is a non-profit organisation that is committed to bringing a change into the lives of orphans and other underprivileged children by providing access to and the resources for high quality education.
The French Kermesse has been supporting Sunshine in Nosy Komba Foundation since 2016, with a first project on the improvement of the School Banana Campus. For the last years, the Francophone Fair funding has allowed us to create and maintain a mediatheque in the School Banana, and supported the printing of school books for each student in our school, and also in other schools in the island.
The Francophone Fair was founded in 1968 and it has become a major event in the lives of French speakers in the Netherlands. Since 2004, the La Kermesse Francophone de La Haye has been a registered foundation in the Netherlands and its goal is to raise money to fund numerous humanitarian projects across five continents in the fields of education, health, rural development, and job creation