Booster education

In partnership with Enfants du Mékong, we encourage the KLEY community to get involved in education and solidarity. Enthusiasm knows no boundaries !

Our projects with Enfants du Mékong

2025-2026 : A dormitory in the Philippines
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23

For the fourth year, the BOOST Endowment Fund partnered with the NGO Enfants du Mékong to support children in South-East Asia. In 2025, the partnership focused on the Philippines and the construction of a dormitory for 12 students attending Saint Joseph College.

Located at the foot of Mount Kanlaon volcano, the new dormitory offers students safe and customised accommodation so they can continue their studies despite the challenges affecting the region since the volcano's eruption in December 2024.

#Testimonial

Since 1958, Enfants du Mékong has been working towards the protection and education of underprivileged children. Indeed, youth plays a "KLEY" role in shaping the world of tomorrow. That's why we are thrilled about this partnership, through which more than 50 000 young people will be empowered and become active contributors to a more united, engaged, fair, and responsible world.

Guillaume d’Aboville, General manager of Enfants du Mékong

#KLEY for education and solidarity in numbers

children have already benefited from accommodation within EdM housing projects funded by the BOOST Endowment Fund across Asia.

countries have benefited from the EdM <> BOOST Endowment Fund partnership: Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar and the Philippines.

residents have been made aware through initiatives across KLEY and Hife residences.

residents have taken part in field missions thanks to the partnership.

Association Enfants du Mékong

Getting involved at KLEY and Hife?

Across all our residences, residents can get involved through a flexible programme of events centred around education.

A photo exhibition showcasing the work of photographer and reporter Antoine Besson in Asia, an online talk with a former ambassador sharing first-hand field experience, a screening of Luc Besson’s film The Lady highlighting the history of Myanmar, or even a cooking workshop exploring Asian cuisine — all these initiatives offer residents meaningful ways to engage with the work carried out by the EdM NGO across Southeast Asia and make a real difference from within their residence community.

At the end of the academic year, the most engaged residents will also have the opportunity to visit the EdM headquarters and meet the teams during a dedicated discovery day.

Over to you! Show your solidarity!

We urge all KLEY students who care about environmental issues to join in.