The first student-let NGO for sustainable development and Humanitarian Action
What we Stand for
Humanism First: Putting Humanity at the Heart of Action !
At the core of our philosophy lies a commitment to humanistic values—principles that prioritize the dignity, well-being, and potential of every individual. This guiding ethos drives our work across three crucial dimensions: Humanitarian Assistance, Social Work, and Sustainable Development. We recognize that these areas are not isolated endeavors but deeply interconnected fields that together forge pathways to lasting social progress.
Indeed, our organization was founded by a group of passionate students who recognized the immense potential of youth as powerful catalysts for positive change. Yet, we also observed the barriers that often hinder meaningful youth engagement in areas like sustainable development, humanitarian action, and social work. Our vision is to dismantle these barriers, creating a dynamic intersection where the energy and creativity of young people can meet the pressing needs of our world.
Through our work, we aim to inspire and empower a new generation to lead with compassion, innovate for the common good, and drive forward the sustainable solutions that our global community urgently needs. Together, we can build a future where humanistic values are not just ideals but actionable realities.
The first student-let NGO for sustainable development and Humanitarian Action
“There can be no sustainable development without peace and no peace without sustainable development.”
~ Preamble of the the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development ~
Our Values
This quote from the Preamble of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is memorable. Despite a century of international focus on humanitarian action and development, obstacles like war, famine, and lack of education persist. Although these issues have decreased compared to the last century, recent geopolitical instability has worsened conditions in some regions. Since 2019, the number of people affected by hunger globally has risen by over 122 million, reaching 735 million, with critical situations in Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen, and South Sudan, according to UNICEF.
In this context, the founders our our NGO believe the academic community must move beyond traditional frameworks to undertake impactful projects. Our goal is to create humanitarian projects that address immediate human needs and work towards long-term development, helping communities achieve autonomy and strengthen resilience. We believe that collaboration between academia, civic engagement, and humanitarian efforts can bring sustainable peace. A solid ethical foundation is crucial for addressing the responsibilities that come with these projects. Therefore, several ethical principles must guide our engagement:
Support for Self-Sufficiency
Needs-bassed support
Humanitarian
Efficiency
Profeesional
Expertise
We aim to build self-sufficient & resilient communities capable of thriving independently:
- Build Local Capacities
- Promote Economic Independence
- Avoid New Dependencies
We provide assistance only when it is requested by the local communities or affected persons
- Respect Local Wishes
- Avoid Premature Involvement
- Prevent “White Saviorism”
We ensure that our actions maximize the positive impact on the communities we serve, which means:
- Priority to local well-being
- Relevance of assessments
- Rejection of Harmful Practices
We emphasize the importance of knowledge and skill in conducting out projects
- Collaborate with experts
- Incorporate local insights
- Stay within our competence
Our 2024-2025 Strategy for humanistic impact
4 Key Steps
We begin by defining our core values and establishing project goals that align with our mission. Next, we focus on recruiting and engaging students while gaining formal recognition from Parisian universities, solidifying our presence within the academic community. As we move forward, we launch fundraising campaigns, form institutional partnerships, and provide training for our members, with a particular emphasis on leveraging the holiday season to maximize support. Finally, we implement our projects, actively sharing progress and outcomes to demonstrate our impact and foster ongoing engagement. Our mission is to dismantle barriers that hinder youth from contributing meaningfully to global challenges, harnessing their creativity and energy to build sustainable, compassionate solutions.
Step 1 Conception
Values, Projects
Organisational Structure
Step 2: University
Integration
Recruiting Students,
Getting recognized by the Universities in Paris
Step 3: Resources
Fundraising Campaign,
Institutional Partners, Trainings for our Members
Step 4:
Implementation
Launching the projects and sharing the progress
5 Key Projects
Poverty
Young Homeless
Solidarity
focusing on the education of homeless youth in France, with an emphasis on enhancing their social and cultural capital.
- Financial Support for Educational Resources: The initiative provides financial assistance for school supplies and regularly offers a comfortable and studious environment for the youth.
- Academic Support and Enrichment: It includes homework help, free private lessons, and educational outings to ensure that the youth receive comprehensive academic support.
- Network Development and Career Exploration: The initiative also focuses on developing strong networks and introducing older youth to various professions, helping them explore different career paths.
Intergration
Student For Integration
A student-led initiative in France providing comprehensive support to migrants and refugees through three main channels:
- Legal and Administrative Support: A specialized law clinic offers expert guidance on asylum and migration law, assisting with legal advice and navigating complex administrative procedures.
- Translation and Interpretation: A Language department provide essential translation services for documents and act as interpreters during appointments, ensuring clear communication.
- Cultural Exchange: The initiative organizes various activities that foster cultural understanding and help integrate migrants and refugees into the local community, promoting mutual respect and connection.
Advocacy
For Foreign Develop.
Initiatives
A Coordination Hub that helps development initiatives in the Global South to find strategic partners in Europe across three key dimensions:
- Financial: The hub introduces new funding opportunities and collaborates with initiatives to craft compelling funding applications.
- Institutional: By building a network of institutions and NGOs, the hub connects initiatives with potential partners, fostering meaningful collaborations.
- Academic: The hub creates a win-win scenario where scientists gain valuable case studies and data, while initiatives benefit from cutting-edge expertise and research.
Network
InterNational Student Network
This network aims to strengthen collaboration between engaged students and civil society organizations:
- Collaboration among Students: Facilitate partnerships between students who share humanitarian and sustainable development goals.
- Understanding of local needs: Establish strong connections between students and associations to enhance coordination and effectiveness of actions.
- Implementation of a Study: Analyze the actions carried out during the year and identify necessary improvements to enhance the impact of future initiatives.
Humanitarian
5
4 seconds campaign
Every 4 seconds, a life is lost in humanitarian crises. The "4 Seconds" campaign aims to raise awareness and mobilize resources:
- Distribute surplus medical supplies and equipment to communities in dire need, by partnering with hospitals, distributors and manufacturers
- Creative ways to collect donations for humanitarian projects which will be send to the most important humanitarian organization
- Advocate for stronger humanitarian aid policies by organizing petitions, lobbying efforts, and public forums in Paris, using the “4-seconds” campaign
Our team
A committed and dedicated team
Nils
NEUNER
president
MARIAM
TOURE
Director
General
Asma
ABDULKADIR
Vice-president
Sidra
ALNOURI
Vice-Président
Our Board
Yoo hyun
lee
Treasurer
Diyara
AZATOVA
Secrtary General
Noam
LOUnes
Director of Communication & Marketing
We are delighted to hear from you! Whether you have questions, want to collaborate, have suggestions, or want to learn more about our NGO, feel free to contact us at the following email address:
info@humanitas-prima.org
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Thank you for your interest in our NGO. We look forward to collaborating with you to make a difference!
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