Development aid - internship in Africa

[jsatogo]

Bonjour,
JSA - Togo (Africa) is a human development association working for children, youth and communities.
*** We organize missions of assistance to the education and the health throughout the year in Togo:
- Construction of libraries or classrooms;
- Support for schooling in support of a teacher in a class;
- Tutoring
- Socio - cultural animation (sport, games, circus, songs, stories, dances ...)
- Specialized education in our children's centers
*** and also offer internships for students and professionals
- Nursing, Psychology, caregiver
- Specialized educators,
- Communication (Audiovisual)
- Project management and other internships ...

The association aims to:
- help a school education of children;
-support communities to ensure their own development;
- offer internships (education, nursing, etc.);
- help raise awareness about STI / HIV AIDS;
- discover other cultures and horizons;
- to acquire a first experience in order to make a career in the humanitarian field.

Let's think globally, act locally ...

To take part in our development aid actions (program available on the site), you carry a project or you want to help us in a few ways, SPAM

NB: We accompany groups of people to seek funding for the project and the trip.
JSA - TOGO

[Did67]

Do not give up.

This message meets all the criteria for scams on the model of the "development aid association", the latest development in the field ...

[Remundo]

it's suspicious, indeed, I lock

I leave the links anyway

Be careful, be careful

[delnoram]

After research, this message has already been posted on 17 August

https://www.econologie.com/forums/post239002.html#239002

[Remundo]

After research, this message has already been posted on 17 August

https://www.econologie.com/forums/post239002.html#239002

Yes I had seen him,

I did a quick search on the internet, JSATOGO would not seem to be a scam ... but I'm not a detective.

So the links are there, the forumers are warned of possible dangers (scams varied African).

But not all Togolese are scammers, fortunately. So let's give JSATOGO a chance.

[Christophe]

Stop ...