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WHAT IS IT ?
Little by little, without realising it, an informal network grew
up, which we eventually called the Rufisque network. Later, during
a meeting in the town of the same name in Senegal, the directors of
the projects wanted to give a non official universal title to the
Rufisque network : this is how the REPER network was created.
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REPER
Réseau d'Echanges des Projets et des Programmes en faveur
des Enfants des Rues
(network of exchanges schemes and programmes to help street
children)
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The REPER network is not one restricted association, rather an informal
worlwide support network of supporting associations, sponsors, on-site projects
directly helping street children, all unified by the basic principles of the
Rufisque Charter. It connects friends, who are directors of street children
projects, and who have already achieved concret results.
Why create yet another association ? One doesn't need useless meetings.
But we felt solidarity was necessary in several domains.
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REPER's principal aim is to create links between organisations
helping projects in favour of street children, between these
organisations and others, and also individuals who wish to help.
REPER attempts to put you in contact with people or
services competent to help you resolve any difficulties you
may encounter in your projects to help street children.
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- Who is eligible for membership of REPER ?
> The programmes and associations :
- which already exist and have proved themselves in the field
- whose objective locally is to try to resolve the problems
of all the street children in order to rehabilitate them into
society
- which support organisation who work on-site
- which uphold the Rufisque Charter.
- How does one become a member of the REPER network ?
> You must accept the Rufisque Charter, and
send to REPER a report of your activities, requesting
membership of the network.
- How does one receive a free copy of the REPER network report
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> Contact REPER and send news of your activities at least
once a year.
REPER
110, avenue du Roule
92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine
FRANCE
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+ 33 1 47 22 71 73
 REPER@street-children.com
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 Updated on 6 december, 2007
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