Manouba: A Solidarity Fair for Children of the INPE
Translated from French, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- An association is organizing a solidarity fair in Manouba, Tunisia, to support children without family support.
- The event will feature creative workshops, musical performances, and games for families and the public.
- All proceeds will fund the association's activities, improve living conditions for children, and support educational outings.
The Association des Amis de l’Institut national de protection de l’enfance (INPE) is set to host its annual solidarity fair in Manouba, Tunisia, on Sunday, May 3, 2026. This heartwarming event, held at the Institut Kassab, aims to rally community support for children who lack familial backing.
Open to families, partners, and the general public, the fair promises a day filled with diverse activities. Attendees can look forward to creative workshops for children, live musical entertainment, engaging performances, and various recreational activities, all fostering a friendly and inclusive atmosphere. A dedicated food area will also be available, offering pizzas and refreshments.
The highlight of the day will be a raffle draw, featuring numerous prizes generously donated by partners. This initiative serves as a powerful testament to the community's solidarity and commitment to the well-being of these children.
Beyond its festive nature, the fair's core purpose is to bolster the INPE's mission. The institute is dedicated to providing protection, educational support, and psychological and social guidance to children deprived of family care. Crucially, all funds raised from the event will be channeled directly into supporting the association's daily operations, enhancing the living conditions within the institute, and organizing enriching educational excursions for the children.
"Every raffle ticket purchased and every participation directly contributes to improving the daily lives of the Institute's children," emphasized Raoudha Bouzouita, the association's president. She urged a broad mobilization to ensure the event's success. The Association des Amis de l’INPE, driven by its dedicated volunteers, collaborates closely with the Institute's staff to cultivate a stable, nurturing, and supportive environment for all the children under their care.
Every raffle ticket purchased and every participation contributes directly to improving the daily lives of the Institute's children.
DistantNews Editorial
Originally published by La Presse in French. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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