Since May 30, 2018, Burundi has implemented a Hygiene Law Code aimed at strict compliance with hygiene measures, especially personal hygiene. Beyond that, the code shows the importance of hygiene for everyone regardless of their social status, living conditions, age, etc. Nevertheless, experience shows how the most vulnerable, particularly children and people living with disabilities are the first victims of a lack of personal hygiene. These people experience a lack of self-esteem and complete well-being.
This is why Spring Communities has implemented an approach: “Mobile Barbershop” to provide access to personal hygiene and psychosocial assistance for vulnerable people in general and children in particular, vulnerable communities or those with special needs and people in emergency situations. As a result, more than 250 children and young people benefit from this approach every month in different areas of Burundi.
Objectives of this approach
Self-image
-Enable the preservation of health and the development of the positive self-image of our beneficiaries
well-being
Ensure the physical, moral and mental well-being of children, young people and vulnerable adults but also of people in emergency situations.
self-esteem
Help build their self-esteem and self-confidence
prevention
Prevent the spread of infectious diseases and enable children to live healthy lives
model
Excellent personal hygiene that makes the child a model
Principales activités