Impact
Results reported honestly, kept separate from future plans.
NOUVEAU DÉPART
Successful 2024 pilot
- young people enrolled; completed the main pathway
- 210 / 181
- completion rate
- 86%
- improved psychosocial wellbeing
- 69%
- reduced shame, isolation or perceived stigma
- 63%
- improved social support
- 74%
- of out-of-school or returning young people made verified educational progress
- 48%
- of pregnant students or young mothers maintained or restored an education connection
- 63%
- of trained adults improved knowledge or attitudes
- 81%
- sensitive situations safely identified and referred
- 27
young people enrolled; completed the main pathway
completion rate
improved psychosocial wellbeing
reduced shame, isolation or perceived stigma
improved social support
of out-of-school or returning young people made verified educational progress
of pregnant students or young mothers maintained or restored an education connection
of trained adults improved knowledge or attitudes
sensitive situations safely identified and referred
D-WiFI
SafeLink foundation: successful 2024-2025 implementation
- community members reached with HIV prevention and stigma-reduction messages
- 1,847
- MSM/HSH supported through peer outreach and safe-space conversations
- 683
- people referred for HIV testing and counselling
- 436
- people living with HIV re-linked to treatment or adherence support
- 127
- peer educators trained
- 31
- health-service focal persons engaged on confidentiality
- 18
- stigma, violence or disclosure-risk cases documented for safe referral
- 74
community members reached with HIV prevention and stigma-reduction messages
MSM/HSH supported through peer outreach and safe-space conversations
people referred for HIV testing and counselling
people living with HIV re-linked to treatment or adherence support
peer educators trained
health-service focal persons engaged on confidentiality
stigma, violence or disclosure-risk cases documented for safe referral
What these results mean
For NOUVEAU DÉPART, success means a young person feels less alone, receives safer support and takes a realistic step toward wellbeing and education.
For D-WiFI, success means a person who feared services can ask questions safely, accept a referral, return to treatment or seek protection without being exposed.
How we measure responsibly
- We collect only the information needed for support, learning and accountability.
- We use coded or anonymised records wherever possible.
- We separate completed achievements from future targets.
- We include community feedback, not only attendance numbers.
- We protect identities in public reports and stories.