After-school tutoring
92 children tutored, 9 out of 10 moved up a classOne volunteer, one child, twice a week, homework done, confidence rebuilt.
School failure is not a talent problem. It is a quiet-place-to-work problem, a nobody-to-ask problem, an internet-only-on-a-phone problem.
The need
In the neighbourhoods where we work, one child in four reaches secondary school without mastering the basics. Their parents care as much as any others, they simply cannot buy the private lessons that patch the gap elsewhere.
What we do
- Two evenings a week of one-to-one tutoring, matched by subject and personality
- A quiet room, a working laptop and a printer, the study conditions many homes cannot offer
- Reading clubs for the youngest, exam preparation for the oldest
- A monthly coffee with parents, because school codes are easier to crack together
The impact
92 children followed through the 2024–2025 school year; 9 out of 10 moved up a class, and 14 of our former students came back, as volunteer tutors.
Outrage is free. Groceries are not.
Every euro is spent where you can check it: our accounts are published yearly, and 66% of your gift comes back at tax time (75% up to €1,000 a year, this fights hunger and homelessness). Anger, converted into baskets.
free meals, every single week
Two hands.
Two hours.
That is all a shift takes. No committee, no training weekend before you are useful: you come, someone shows you, you help. The movement is made of people who showed up once and stayed.
- Evenings, outreach and soup runs
- Saturdays, grocery and collections
- School hours, tutoring and paperwork help