For more than 20 years, the reception center, CACAJ (Centro de Acolhimento de Criancas Arnaldo Janssen) has been welcoming vulnerable street young people aged from 8 to 18. Bolloré Transport and Logistics teams have mobilized to donate school materials to the center.
The Signa Academy provides targeted skills development and learning programs to young people across South Africa. The local Bolloré Transport and Logistics teams have been supporting this training and professional integration program for 2 years. They covered the training costs of 27 young people, including 17 young people with disabilities.
For several years, the Freetown Terminal teams have offered their support to local communities and especially to people living in the Moa Wharf slum in the capital city. Each year, the teams take charge of the students' tuition fees in order to provide access to education for all.
