by Tony Hemrix

Every summer, the DOM Togo association, a non-profit organization, mobilizes to transform the lives of rural communities through renovation and cultural promotion projects. With concrete initiatives in education, healthcare, and culture, DOM Togo brings together volunteers from various nationalities—Togolese, Belgians, French, and Burkinabe—to restore essential infrastructures and showcase the country’s rich heritage.

A Strong Commitment to Education and Healthcare

One of DOM Togo’s core missions is the renovation of school buildings and dispensaries in several Togolese villages. Each summer, teams of volunteers take turns rehabilitating these vital structures, providing children with safer learning environments and improving healthcare access for local populations. This initiative is more than just a restoration project—it represents a true commitment to the future of the next generations.