Ouidah

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Benin is a peaceful country and a real democracy with free elections. Schools and hospitals are good, but their cost is prohibitive for a large share of the population.Ouidah used to be one of the major ports of the slave trade, its forts and museums tell its history. Ouidah is a major centre of the Voodoo religion.

alls childrens of te world at the school .he house is devoted to the provision of a viable working and social life to single women and their children. Through the restaurant, a street bar and a beauty shop, a provisional job is offered to single women experiencing financial difficulties. Work is assured until a woman has found independent means to make a living. Children are offered schooling all through high school. Women who leave the house are offered a possibility to leave their children there, who will receive an education at no cost. All schooling is financed by private donations. we are looking for ..more tourists

The house of Joy: his house otherwise known as The House of Joy is a private charity created by women originating from the north of the country in order to provide a shelter and a job to women abandoned by their husbands or girls expelled from their villages. Most women hosted in the house originate from the north, which is the poorest part of the country. All of their children are sent to school. In general, you may expect to find about 10 women and 20 children in our house. For the tourists: # Beach, accommodation in BeninGuided visits to the historical town of Ouidah: Python Temple, Sacred Forest, Portuguese Fort. # Excursions to the lagoon city of Ganvié and the royal palaces of Abomey and Porto Novo, remnants of the pre-colonial kingdom of Dahomey. # Shopping in the markets of Ouidah and Cotonou with the help of African women. Ask a tailor to make a dress just for you!