Graines d’Espoir (Seeds of Hope)
"Le Lait de l'Espoir" project: 1 year's infant milk for 100 infants in Togo.
The Puressentiel Foundation supports Graines d'Espoir, which works to ensure that children in togo suffering from malnutrition, chronic illnesses or disabilities have access to appropriate medical care, quality food and educational and social support to encourage their independence and inclusion.
In Tsévié, Togo, many infants cannot be breastfed, as a result of the death or hospitalisation of their mother, lack of lactation due to poverty, illness or abandonment. The Puressentiel Foundation's endowment makes it possible to finance the purchase and distribution of artificial milk for infants in the care centre, covering their vital nutritional needs during the first year of life.
This project meets 3 SDGs: No. 2. Food security and agriculture, No. 3. Health and well-being, and No. 10. Reducing inequalities.
Cultureghem
"TRANSFOLAB" project: extending the life of fruit and vegetables recovered from the Abattoirs market in Anderlecht by transforming them intohealthy, vegetarian and sustainable products that are redistributed to 1,000 different people.
The Puressentiel Foundation supports Cultureghem ASBL, a public space in Cureghem dedicated to creating social links, mutual aid and access to quality food for all through innovative projects such as transfolab, we are promoting a supportive, sustainable and inclusive society, rooted in the neighbourhoods of Brussels.
In 2026, the Puressentiel Foundation is supporting the "TRANSFOLAB" project, and is actively committed to access to sustainable food. This new initiative will enable:
- Train volunteers in sustainable culinary skills
- Take concrete action against food wastePromote short supply chains and food self-sufficiency
- Strengthen community links around food
This project meets 2 of the SDGs: No. 2. Zero Hunger, No. 12. Responsible Consumption and Production.
1,2,3 déclics
Continue refurbishing and equipping the Maternity Ward ofthe Health Centre for the 2,000 women of Koussoukoingou, North Benin.
In the north of Benin, the Puressentiel Foundation supports the 1,2,3 déclics association, whichprovides material aid to child-related structures in developing countries.
In 2026, the Puressentiel Foundation will renew its support for the final phase of the renovation of this Health Centre Maternity Unit, which began in 2025. This phase 2 will involve refurbishing the 4 other rooms in the maternity unit. For its part, the association is purchasing a warming table for infants, as well as bathroom scales and baby scales with toasters.
So, with improved infrastructure and equipment, and greater access to obstetric care, this project will make a significant contribution to reducing the very high maternal and neonatal mortality rates, and to offering quality health care to the community.
This project contributes to 2 SDGs: No. 3. Good health and well-being, No. 10: Reduced inequalities.
Delta 7
Aromatherapy: invaluable support for 90 carers with Association Delta 7.
The Puressentiel Foundation supports the Delta 7 association in France, which works to provide solutions to the poorly solved or unresolved problems faced by people with loss of autonomy or disability and their carers.
The project includes free webinars and practical workshops designed to improve the well-being of carers. Several remote training sessions will be organised for carers throughout the year.
This project meets 1 SDG: No. 3. Good health and well-being.
Bernanos Centre
Access to health and hygiene for 50 young migrant minors in France.
The Puressentiel Foundation supports the Bernanos centre, which takes in young street children who have migrated and are isolated from their families, while waiting for their rights to be recognised (unaccompanied minor status, refugee status, or a residence permit).
The endowment from the Puressentiel Foundation will be used to finance health costs (psychologist and other health professionals) and daily hygiene products.
This project meets 5 SDGs: No. 1. Poverty, No. 3. being, No. 4. Access to education, No. 8. Decent work, and No. 10. Reducing inequalities.
Douleurs Sans Frontières (Pain without borders)
Access to healthcare and comfort for 1,500 patients and carers in Maputo province, Mozambique.
The Puressentiel Foundation supports Douleurs Sans Frontières (DSF), a french ngo specialising in pain management, the development of palliative care and support for patients at the end of life.
The Puressentiel Foundation's endowment enables it to contribute to the purchase of the medicines needed for the project, to the financing of travel, to the remuneration of the psychologist and to the training of the mobile team.
This project meets 1 SDG: No. 3. Health and well-being.
Fondazione Operation Smile Italia ETS
Speech therapy at the "Operation Smile" care centre in Milan toimprove the quality of life of 300 patients suffering from cleft lipand palate.
The Puressentiel Foundation supports the Fondazione Operation Smile Italia ETS which works to improve the quality of life of people living with cleft lip and palate by eliminating barriers to care and guaranteeing everyone access to safe, high-quality surgery, in 37 countries where the organisation is present.
In concrete terms, the Puressentiel Foundation's donation will support the activities of 1 speech therapist (Dr Ilaria Fontana) for the calendar year 2026 at the San Paolo Hospital in Milan, within the Operation Smile care centre.
This project meets 2 SDGs: No. 3. Good health and well-being, No. 17. Partnerships to achieve the goals.
Les Cavaliers du Lien (The Link Riders)
"Galoper vers l'Équilibre" project: 100 horse-therapy sessions for children with psychological or psycho-social problems from disadvantaged backgrounds.
In France, with Les Cavaliers du Lien, committed to promoting and developing equitherapy, funding research into its benefits, raising awareness among the public and professionals, offering suitable sessions, and running projects for vulnerable people: disadvantaged children, carers and neurodegenerative patients.
The Foundation's endowment will be used to fund the remuneration of the equithérapeute neuropsychologist, guaranteeing professional, high-quality support for the children throughout the project.
This project contributes to 4 SDGs: No. 3. Good health and well-being, No. 4. Access to education, No. 10. Reduced inequalities and No. 16. Peace, justice and effectiveness of institutions.
Sourire à la Vie (Smile at Life)
From hospital to the Grand Bleu: 66 children with cancer cast off and set sail.
In France, the Puressentiel Foundation supports the association Sourire à la Vie which, 20 years ago, was the first association to integrate adapted physical activity at the heart of care, directly into paediatric oncology hospital wards, in a protected area to strengthen the body, improve tolerance to treatment and support children's recovery.
In 2026, the Puressentiel Foundation is supporting the "From hospital to the Big Blue Bus" project.
A real trademark of Sourire à la vie, this unique, out-of-the-ordinary project consists of expeditions on a catamaran adapted for sick children, a "floating hospital", and crossings of the Mediterranean for children and young people with cancer.
The concrete help from the Puressentiel Foundation will enable the organisation of 60 days at sea, i.e. 1 stay of 9 days for 6 children.
This project meets 3 SDGs: No. 3. Good health and well-being, No. 4. Quality education and No. 14. Preservation of aquatic life.
