“Make of every new hope a new victory.”

Formulaire de Dons

Message from the President

The NEW HOPE FOUNDATION is the fruit of my endeavours in life and efforts to overcome the obstacles I have had to face from day to day due to an orphan disease I contracted when I was only 20 years old.

Unquestionable diagnosis : Stargardt disease.

In 2008, I decided to turn this illness into an asset by setting up an association which still conducts an ongoing battle to defend people with any kind of disability and which operates in any project promoting health, learning, training, social and vocational integration, and participation in social and cultural life.

In pursuing these goals, I have been approached to initiate action at international level, which led in 2012 to establishing the New Hope Foundation (formerly called the Troisième Œil [third eye] Foundation). It was set up with the idea of extending its aid by taking account of the current problems in society nationally and internationally such as poverty, social inequality, access to health care, education, culture, environmental problems and many other challenges in order to move towards a fairer and more equal society. .

Rajâa Jabbour
President of the New Hope Foundation

The Foundation’s Values

Humanity

Each individual must be treated with respect, dignity and kindness, without any distinction

Inclusion

We have the responsibility to preserve diversity and cultural heritage and to promote equal opportunities.

Innovation

We are convinced that the future requires a focus on new technologies, going beyond current social norms and fostering creativity.

Sustainable development

It is our duty to fight for the preservation of our planet by setting up projects and providing the means to guarantee a future marked by more environmentally responsible behaviour.

The Foundation’s Five Main Tasks

Helping to achieve all collective and philanthropic projects for the benefit of the disadvantaged.
Providing ambulance services and humanitarian aid by supplying workers and equipment.
Supporting research.
Helping everyone suffering from one or more disabilities of whatever kind by supplying equipment and/or financial assistance and/or by physical and/or technical assistance.
Launching information campaigns among the general population to raise awareness of all projects of public interest.

The Four Priority Areas

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Access to health care

Supporting and developing projects enhancing access to health care and well-being.

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Access to education

Access to education and to new technologies with the aim of integrating people in society and in employment.

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Access to culture

Working out and implementing programmes enabling people in an underprivileged and vulnerable situation to actively participate in cultural life.

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Sustainable development

Encouraging and promoting projects that adhere to the principles of sustainable development and more environmentally responsible behaviour

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News

Supporting and promoting women’s football Feb 12, 2020

May 9, 2020

The New Hope Foundation is proud to support the women’s football.

Help us to fight against Covid-19

May 8, 2020

In this difficult period of confinement and the fight to halt the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus, it is all the more important to think of those who are isolated on a daily basis and require essential aid. The New Hope Foundation continues to make every effort to...

Coronavirus guidelines

May 8, 2020

We are currently living through difficult circumstances, which require that we come together and take the necessary steps in our fight against the Coronavirus, Covid-19. In response to this, the Foundation has produced audio recordings which can be accessed by all,...

OUR PROJECTS

Release of “Diversity” labels (2017)

The New Hope Foundation is proud to support and endorse women’s football, not only by way of equal opportunities but also for the clear benefits this sport has to offer, as is shown by the following figures from a study carried out by UEFA, involving more than 4,000 girls and young women in Europe.

Respite care home for disabled children, adolescents and adults in Brussels (Belgium)

Currently we want to conduct a project to build a respite home that will organise days, nights and leisure stays for disabled children, adolescents and adults.