Following the recent evictions in the Abidjan District, the humanitarian organization "Ma Fondation" deployed an emergency operation in Koumassi and Port-Bouët. Its objective: to help approximately 300 exam candidates replace their lost administrative documents.

A race against time for the exams

Beginning on Thursday, June 11, 2026, in the Campement neighborhood of Koumassi, this solidarity caravan continued until Saturday, June 13, at the Port-Bouët town hall. Faced with the loss of their identity cards and school documents during the demolitions, many students were threatened with exclusion from their end-of-year exams.

"Our goal is to support candidates in saving their school year. Many of them have lost their exam notices, school cards and other essential documents," explains Aïssata Camara, president of the foundation.

Complete administrative and financial support

The organization's actions go far beyond simple advice. "My Foundation" takes full responsibility for navigating the arduous administrative process:

1. Filling out official forms.
2. Monitoring of cases with the authorities.
3. Funding and obtaining provisional receipts to compose.

To date, out of the 300 targeted students , an initial group of 106 beneficiaries has already successfully completed their procedures, and operations are continuing.

Rigour and transparency of the system

To prevent fraud and ensure that aid reaches genuine victims, a strict protocol has been put in place:

1. Systematic verification of summons numbers.
2. Rigorous digital registration of each applicant.
3. Individualized monitoring up to the day of the exam.