Mayotte allocates over 340,000 euros to 45 projects aimed at crime prevention, youth support, and community cohesion.
Funds allocated for crime prevention projects
The state has allocated 339,956 euros in subsidies to 45 projects under the Interministerial Fund for the Prevention of Crime (FIPD). These funds are intended to support initiatives aimed at reducing crime and improving community well-being.
Local authorities receive funding for coordination
Six local authorities each receive 15,000 euros to coordinate their local prevention devices. This funding is meant to help these authorities manage and implement crime prevention strategies effectively within their regions.
Cultural and educational association receives support
Among other beneficiaries, the cultural and educational association Kawéni-Bandrajou receives 16,866 euros for its project L'union fait la force. The project focuses on promoting unity and collaboration within the community.
Community living promoted in North communes
ASPTT Mayotte receives 13,000 euros to promote community living in four communes in the North. The initiative aims to strengthen social ties and encourage collective efforts in these areas.
Funds support cyberbullying prevention
Emmaüs Connect also benefits from 11,000 euros for prevention activities against cyberbullying and support for parents. The funding is intended to help address the growing issue of online harassment and provide resources to families.
Mayotte Hebdo's role in community development
Mayotte Hebdo aims to contribute to the harmonious development of Mayotte by informing the population and creating social bonds. The publication highlights local actors and positive initiatives in various fields, fostering a sense of community and shared understanding.