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July 18, 2026
The house is waiting. With your support, its doors can open to 20 children before December 2026.
The founders of RefugeRoot have given their own house in Akassato, Benin, to become a Safe Shelter for children. The administrative procedures are complete. Now, funding is the final step toward welcoming 20 children before December 2026.
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Women in Kpomassè come together to share their experiences and prepare for a new journey into agricultural entrepreneurship.
Every Business Begins With a Conversation Right now, RefugeRoot is meeting with groups of courageous women across the commune of Kpomassè. We are listening to their experiences, learning about the challenges they face and discussing what they need to begin or strengthen their farming activities. These meetings are about more than seeds, tools or money....
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Children gaining confidence through Keys of Hope music lessons at Maison Béthanie NGO
From First Notes to Shared Music When Keys of Hope began in April, many of the children were discovering musical instruments for the first time. Across 15 days of lessons, they explored piano, guitar, violin, flute and other instruments with the support of patient teachers. By July 17, something beautiful had begun to emerge. The...
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Satya’s Adoption and Attachment Story
Satya’s journey from adoption and attachment struggles to an identity rooted in faith Long before Satya became Co-Founder of RefugeRoot, she was a five-year-old girl leaving India to be adopted by a loving family in Sweden. Her new family gave her a safe home, an education and genuine affection. They wanted her, welcomed her and...
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A child and caregiver discussing access to medical care with a healthcare worker in West Africa.
A child wakes up with a fever. By afternoon, the fever has not gone down. A caregiver takes the child to a clinic, hoping for help. Then comes the question no vulnerable child should have to face: Who will pay? During our visits to children’s homes in Togo and Benin, caregivers raised a painful concern....
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Children at Maison Béthanie NGO in Lomé, where a reliable alternative electricity system is urgently needed.
Maison Béthanie NGO cares for 92 vulnerable children but has no reliable backup electricity. For RefugeRoot co-founder Constant Sossoulo, who lived without electricity for nearly 20 years, this urgent need is deeply personal.
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