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INSIDERS
& Guinea-Bissau
&
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau
Here we don't realize ambitions. Here we are simply people.
Guinea-Bissau
– one of the poorest countries in the world, formerly known as the “slave coast” and having experienced four military coups in the last 10 years
a small country in West Africa that almost no one talks about
No tourists. No investment. But there is hope.
If they're lucky. Because more often than not, they don't. Because they need to help their families survive.
Here children go
to "school" - in an old clay barn.
to "school" - in an old clay barn.
Most of the population does not have access to electricity
There is no light here
One doctor can serve three villages.
There are almost no hospitals here
There is no full-fledged airport, and the roads are destinations, not routes.
There are no railways here
Guinea-Bissau is a small country in West Africa that almost no one talks about
No tourists. No investment. But there is hope.
Why are we here?
Guinea-Bissau is not a tourist destination.
We don't run tours here,
don't organize photo shoots, and don't search for content. We come here once
a year—
don't organize photo shoots, and don't search for content. We come here once
a year—
We don't run tours here, don't organize photo shoots
, and don't search for content. We come here once a year—
, and don't search for content. We come here once a year—
with a humanitarian mission
We donate part of the proceeds
to a special fund aimed at:
to a special fund aimed at:
We donate part of the proceeds to a special fund aimed at:
What we do
For every trip booked through INSIDERS,
(01.)
Rebuilding destroyed classrooms so children can sit at their desks again
Provision of food and basic clothing
Installation of solar panels and lanterns in villages
without electricity
without electricity
Supply of medicines
and vitamins for children
and the elderly
and vitamins for children
and the elderly
Purchase of school supplies, textbooks and backpacks
Rebuilding destroyed classrooms so children can sit at their desks again
Provision of food and basic clothing
Installation of solar panels and lanterns in villages
without electricity
without electricity
Supply of medicines
and vitamins for children
and the elderly
and vitamins for children
and the elderly
Purchase of school supplies, textbooks and backpacks
(02.)
In our program, you take a specific schoolchild under your wing. This is targeted assistance to those who truly need it and who value it most. These are often the poorest families, literally without food.
This program is for children who are already excellent students and want to go to university, but their families, due to life circumstances, cannot afford it financially
26 euros are spent on the most important things:
Education is the only thing that can change a child's life in Bissau
Remote Guardianship Program
School fees
Payment for lunch (once a day)
Basic stationery
School uniform
26 euros per month
— to give a chance for a better future
In 2025, the association
with which we cooperate will already have 300 schoolchildren
with which we cooperate will already have 300 schoolchildren
WHO WE ARE ALREADY HELPING
Despite her illness, she attends school and excels in her studies.
After her father passed away, Vivienne and her mother found themselves in a difficult situation: they were left
homeless and without a means of support. For a while, they lived with friends and acquaintances, but this couldn't last forever.
In desperation, Vivienne's mother tried to build a new relationship, but the man refused to accept the child, and they were left homeless again.
We are currently building a mud hut for this family so that Vivienne and her mother can have peace of mind, knowing they will have a home from which no one will throw them out.
We will definitely add a report once the house is ready!
After her father passed away, Vivienne and her mother found themselves in a difficult situation: they were left
homeless and without a means of support. For a while, they lived with friends and acquaintances, but this couldn't last forever.
In desperation, Vivienne's mother tried to build a new relationship, but the man refused to accept the child, and they were left homeless again.
We are currently building a mud hut for this family so that Vivienne and her mother can have peace of mind, knowing they will have a home from which no one will throw them out.
We will definitely add a report once the house is ready!
Vivienne is in a stroller, a little girl with cerebral palsy
"My family is very poor. My mother makes salt and sells it. My father was a night watchman all his life, but he's been ill for a long time now. I'm a very good student; I finished fifth grade and want to continue my education."
This is Nilo, he is 14 years old
Despite her illness, she attends school and excels in her studies.
After her father passed away, Vivienne and her mother found themselves in a difficult situation: they were left
homeless and without a means of support. For a while, they lived with friends and acquaintances, but this couldn't last forever.
In desperation, Vivienne's mother tried to build a new relationship, but the man refused to accept the child, and they were left homeless again.
We are currently building a mud hut for this family so that Vivienne and her mother can have peace of mind, knowing they will have a home from which no one will throw them out.
We will definitely add a report once the house is ready!
After her father passed away, Vivienne and her mother found themselves in a difficult situation: they were left
homeless and without a means of support. For a while, they lived with friends and acquaintances, but this couldn't last forever.
In desperation, Vivienne's mother tried to build a new relationship, but the man refused to accept the child, and they were left homeless again.
We are currently building a mud hut for this family so that Vivienne and her mother can have peace of mind, knowing they will have a home from which no one will throw them out.
We will definitely add a report once the house is ready!
Vivienne is in a stroller, a little girl with cerebral palsy
"My family is very poor. My mother makes salt and sells it. My father was a night watchman all his life, but he's been ill for a long time now. I'm a very good student; I finished fifth grade and want to continue my education."
This is Nilo, he is 14 years old
Because silence is the most unfair of decisions.
Or just talk about it
Clothes, books, equipment – we will deliver everything personally.
Donate
Donate €26 a month so that another child can get an education
Become a remote caregiver
We are transparent, maintain full records and show results.
Support the project financially
Next trip
November 18, 2026
Come with us
(03.)
You have the opportunity to:
Become
part of the mission
part of the mission
Traveling is a privilege
We organize experiences, but don’t forget:
Why is this important to us?
INSIDERS
And if we have the opportunity, we choose not only to share beauty, but also to return to where beauty lies—in the most basic things: light, bread, care.
Having water. Education. Security. Choice.
It's not the default. It's what millions are missing out on.
It's not the default. It's what millions are missing out on.
Having water. Education. Security. Choice. It's not the default. It's what millions are missing out on.
- It's not just a brand.
It's a community
It's a community