We envision a world where every child can sit in classroom, dream of their future, and believe that anything is possible for them.

Poverty and war rob millions of children of their childhood every day. For them, returning to the classroom means being able to believe in a different future.
We support their right to be children and to receive an education by bringing the best possible schooling to some of the world’s most vulnerable contexts.

In every project, we ensure:

The Brothers of the Christian Schools, also known as Lasallians, share a Christian-inspired charism whose mission is education.

The Founder of the Institute and Patron Saint of Educators, Saint John Baptist de La Salle (France 1651-1719) was the very first to systematically design and organize a formal educational blueprint for the poor—those who, until then, were totally and systemically excluded from any form of education. At a time when schooling was an exclusive privilege reserved strictly for the wealthiest families through private tutoring thought in Latin language mainly, he shattered this barrier.

By pioneering the classroom model—one teacher instructing multiple students simultaneously—and providing entirely free education in the students’ native language, he did not just help the marginalized to access education; he fundamentally laid the groundwork for the modern, accessible school system we know today.

La Salle Foundation shares this charism and works to ensure that education is a right for everyone, never a privilege.