Non-Profit Organization

Heart of Deizzy Foundation 

Heart of Deizzy Foundation was founded by Dorcas Mbevo in 2015. 

At Heart Of Deizzy Foundation we’re raising funds and promoting initiatives to serve the people who need them most. We believe in taking action with urgency in order to raise public awareness about some of the most pressing issues facing today’s society within the African Continent.

We aim at promoting the love and desire for education amongst children and rendering assistance to the less privileged communities within the African Continent. 
We are an organization driven by progressive ideas, bold actions, and a strong foundation of support. Contact us to learn more and get involved.

FWM Meetings 

Sara Koy founded FWM Meeting in 2019. FWM Meeting is a project that stands for the development of young ladies in Congo. 
The mission of FWM Meetings is to build and strengthen Congolese girls to be able to face life with confidence and faith. 
Their first edition was in September 2019.The vision of FWM Meetings is to reach young ladies and help them to find true selflove through workshops and a great moment in the presence of God. 

Kintuena 

Christ Lascony B founded Kintuena in July of 2018. Kintuena specializes in education and the environmental services. 
We organize health activities on the beach of Pointe-Noire (Congo Brazzaville) and educational / academic orientation as well as activities in public high schools. 
Among other things, Christ is also a communications consultant in charge of digital strategy with the firm 242.CG.

Malaika DRC

Malaika was founded in 2007 by Noëlla Coursaris Musunka, with three classrooms and has grown from there.

 “I started the organization out of a desire to see girls educated.”

 I was born in Congo. My father died when I was five and so my mother made the difficult decision to send me to live with family in Europe so I could get an education. I didn’t return to Congo until I was 18 and during this trip I was shocked by my mother’s poor living conditions and by how many children were not in education.

 I was determined to do something about it. It wasn’t easy at the start as it is a challenging place to set up a foundation and fundraising is always difficult but we kept at it and step by step Malaika was born. It has grown into an organisation that is having a significant impact and is a community-driven model that can be duplicated in other contexts.

Malaika. It is based in the rural village of Kalebuka in Congo and includes a primary and secondary school that provides free, holistic education for 346 girls and a community center that provides free education and sport programmes for over 5000 youth and adults in the local area.

Malaika’s mission is to empower the community through education and health programs. We believe in the power of education to equip people with what they need to build a positive and safe future for themselves. We provide an education for the girls and also provide them with the leadership skills they need to positively impact their country when they are adults.

In 5 years time, Noëlla sees Malaika as the leading organisation that is raising up present and future entrepreneurs. We are already seeing businesses birthed out of Malaika, such as our new brand, Mama Ya Mapendo “Mothers with Love”. This is a brand of accessories and bags produced by women who have come and received an education in literacy and entrepreneurship and then learned the trade of sewing and embroidery - all at our community center.
 The bags are now sold at our school and community center and also the local supermarket, Hyper Psaro. I want to see the current programmes strengthened so we are empowering this community effectively and would love to see the Malaika model duplicated in other contexts. I am looking forward to seeing our first students graduate from Malaika school and seeing what their next steps are.