BUSAJO CAMPUS
Busajo Campus is a welcoming and rehabilitation center for the physical, psychological, and educational recovery of street children and youth.
It is located on 35,000 square meters of land granted by the Government and comprises approximately ten buildings constructed with local materials, designed and donated by architect André Benaim. It houses up to 100 children – boys and girls – aged 3 to 18 and offers to a much larger number of young people access to medical care and to the workshops.
Our motto: Education = Future
The project promotes education and vocational training as tools for escaping poverty and achieving independence and social integration. It also engages families and local communities with awareness-raising activities in the villages.
With an 80% success rate Busajo NGO focuses on sustainable and long-lasting interventions.




Legenda
- Entry
- Main building
- Girls house
- Guest house for volunteers
- Workshops
- Maintenance building
- Directors house
- Tukul
- Cows and sheeps stables
- Vegetable gardens
- Football field
- Basket/Volleyball field
- Gym/Locker rooms
- Guardians house
- Electrical panel/Water well
- Generator building/Second water well
- Watch towers
- Printing workshop
- Staff canteen
- Weaving workshop
- Animals food storage
- Parking area
- Water distribution
OUR ACTIVITIES
CAMPUS WELCOME
The first step toward a new beginning: at the Campus children find a safe haven, a bed, hot meals, and the certainty of no longer being alone. Here childhood is protected once again.
EDUCATION
At Busajo Campus school is a right finally regained. From literacy to more advanced courses, education restores dignity, opens new horizons and offers the key to build your own future.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
In our workshops boys and girls learn practical skills. At the end of the program, they are assisted in finding employment or opening a shop to achieve financial independence.
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND HEALTH SUPPORT
We offer medical care and psychological support to accompany each child on their journey of rebirth. Children learn to take care of themselves while regaining their dignity.
FAMILY REINTEGRATION
Whenever possible, we support children’s reintegration into their families, working with parents and communities to welcome them back into a stable and safe environment.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Through home reconstruction, microcredit, and the launch of businesses to support families, the change extends beyond the Campus gates.
SPORTS & AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES
Sports and the care of fields and animals as educational tools: on the soccer field, in the gym, or while watering a vegetable garden, children learn respect for rules, collaboration and the joy of a common goal.