Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about SAPI Belgium, our programmes, donations and volunteering. Another question? Write to us.
What is SAPI Belgium?
SAPI Belgium (Save the People International ASBL) is a Belgian non-profit association registered in Brussels under company number (BCE) 0800.650.371. It protects, cares for, educates and empowers children affected by conflict.
Where does SAPI Belgium work?
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (Kasai, North Kivu, South Kivu), Cameroon and Kenya, with an awareness-raising and fundraising team in Belgium. A sister organisation, SAPI Switzerland, is based in Lausanne.
What does SAPI actually do for children?
Four areas: protect (safe spaces, identification and family reunification of unaccompanied children), care (medical care and psychosocial support), educate (temporary classrooms, school kits) and empower (socio-economic reintegration of young people).
How can I donate to SAPI Belgium?
Online via the Donate page, or by bank transfer to the association’s Triodos account: IBAN BE16 5230 8150 9074, BIC TRIOBEBB, account holder Save the People International. A receipt is sent on request.
Is my donation tax-deductible in Belgium?
Tax deductibility of donations in Belgium depends on approval by the Federal Public Service Finance. Please contact us for the current status before relying on a tax certificate.
What is my donation used for?
Your donation directly funds field programmes: school kits, child-friendly spaces, care for unaccompanied children and training for social workers. Our publications and reports are available on the website.
How can I volunteer?
SAPI Belgium welcomes volunteers in Brussels for awareness-raising, events, fundraising and communication. See the Jobs page or write to us.
How can I contact SAPI Belgium?
By phone on +32 493 407 025, by email at [email protected] or via the contact form. Address: Rue Ketels 12, 1020 Brussels.
