Democratic Republic of the Congo - CSF France
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders France went to DRC with the support of Save the Children to work with street children. They performed 14 shows for 5000 people.
Philippines - NovemberCSF France
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders France went to the Philippines to perform 9 shows for 3500 street children.
India - OctoberCSF France
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders France went to India to give 27 workshops with Indian artists, and performed a show for 1000 children from a slum.
Swaziland - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa went to Swaziland after being called by the UNICEF to perform an informative show about hand washing with soap for children health. They met 950 children.
South Africa - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa brought psychosocial support and HIV awareness/prevention to HIV-affected families in rural KwaZulu-Natal.
South Africa - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa went to the Sibikwa Arts Center to enhance creativity through storytelling and clown. They performed 7 shows for 460 people.
South Africa - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa toured South Africa to continue several of its projects: the Woza Moya Project (Ufafa), the Project Khuphuka (Underberg), the Project leader training in Durban. They also...
South Africa - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa partnered with the Khanyiselani Community Trust, the Itemba Community Development Service and the National Lottery Board. They did several activities, such as partners...
South Africa - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa gave performances, a festival Parade and workshops for vulnerable children . They performed in total 4 shows for 140 people.
South Africa - CWB South Africa
In 2011, Clowns Without Borders South Africa worked with the LEGBO (Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Organization) to fight gender based violence. They applied a specific methodology to address issues of HIV/AIDS, Gender and...