Happy 2019 from Moroccan Children’s Trust! As we’re now a month into the new year, we wanted to share some updates about Centre Amane. We recently welcomed the lovely Louise from Penny Appeal to Taroudant! Penny Appeal has...
This week, we unfortunately had to say goodbye to Sophie, a valued member of the MCT/FAPE team. Sophie has been a part of the MCT family since 2015, starting out as our Development Intern. She soon joined the team...
This past week the team at Centre Amane celebrated back to school with a festive party! The team worked very hard to plan, decorate and provide special treats for the children, who have been back at school for about...
When school holiday comes about, Centre Amane is as busy as ever. With groups of 15 to 25 children attending daily, we make sure to have a complete programme of activities to keep them motivated to come to the...
Every year, we host treks through the breathtaking Atlas Mountains in Morocco. A local expert from a Berber village will guide you on your way to the summit of Mount Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa. It is...
Our women’s group was established to provide a welcoming, non-judgemental space where the mothers of children in our projects can come together to share some of the challenges they face in their daily lives and to collaboratively find solutions....
This holiday season, support Moroccan Children’s Trust! Browse our Christmas shop catalogue and give a life-changing gift to children and families in need at Centre Amane. Spread the word among your family and friends!
There are many people around the world that are born and die without leaving any official trace of their existence. They are ghosts in their own country; unaccounted for, unidentifiable and hidden. The lack of functional civil registration systems...
Today is Universal Children’s Day! Last week, the children of Centre Amane went to the streets to interview different people and learn more about their views of Universal Children’s Day. In honour of this day, we encouraged the children to exercise their rights...
On Thursday, October 26th the group Just ASK, an after-school centre in north Dublin led by Declan, returned to Morocco to spend some time with the children at Centre Amane. Declan first started coming to Taroudant around 10 years...
