1. they initiated the collection of financial aid for the victims of Goma following the volcanic eruption;

2. They celebrated Christmas 20121 with more than 200 children in the Kibati camp, displaced following the eruption of the Nyiragongo volcano;

3. They have organized educational conferences to tackle the phenomenon of the drug “bomb” with a motherly feeling and compassion to alert and keep young people across the DRC, especially those in Kinshasa against the destruction of this narcotic;

4. Each year, it commemorates International Women’s Day through debates and conferences that bring together political actors, human rights defenders, cultural and social entrepreneurs.

In the organization, they are not a special group that requires special attention but more effective members who participate in the achievement of its objectives. They strive to shape the Congolese citizens and the world of tomorrow.