Since 2013, COOPI has been intervening in the regions of Kayes, Ségou and Mopti, in Mali, to fight against child malnutrition, support child protection and activities for migrants in transit.

From our very first project in Mali, we provided support to local health centres by training and supervising medical staff, by taking charge of children suffering from severe malnutrition. We also offered means of transport for mothers and their children so that they could reach the district hospitals from their villages and we distributed medicines for health centres and hospitals, with a view to ensuring free treatment.

Since 2018, COOPI has been providing assistance to unaccompanied minors and victims of armed conflict in the Mopti Region, promoting psycho-social support activities and reporting the most serious cases to specialised care facilities.

In the capital and in the Kaye Region, COOPI supports a sustainable reintegration of returnees within their families and communities of origin in Mali, by strengthening governmental and community capacities in terms of psychosocial assistance to migrants.