Clean drinking water with three farming communities and a middle school in the Toubkal municipality of the Taroudant province, located in the High Atlas Mountains

In the mountain communities struck by the 2023 earthquake, recovery means more than rebuilding homes. It means rebuilding futures. The High Atlas Foundation’s literacy program is bringing classes directly to women’s cooperatives across a number of communities, including in Tameslouht, Talat N’Yacoub, and Aghbar, meeting participants where they are, on their schedules, and at their pace.

Fifty-five women are already learning to read, write, calculate, and communicate with clients, skills tied not to textbooks but to the artisanal work that they do every day in their cooperatives. For many, this is the first time education has felt like it belongs to them.

Your support keeps these classes running and expands access to women still waiting to join.

In Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, women possess extraordinary skills in crafting winter clothing but have never been paid for their work. The High Atlas Foundation is partnering with four women-run cooperatives to transform these artisans into business owners. Your contribution purchases locally-made winter clothing for schoolchildren who need it to attend school during harsh mountain winters, creating income for women, enabling education for children, and building sustainable economic futures for isolated communities.

The Eco-Friendly Tree Sacks Program is an innovative initiative that empowers women in rural Morocco through skills training, cooperative development, and environmental action. By producing biodegradable tree sacks as a sustainable alternative to plastic in agriculture, women are generating income, gaining independence, and leading the way in climate-conscious farming.

This program brings together women’s empowerment and environmental sustainability—proving that when women thrive, communities and ecosystems do too.

The YCC Morocco program is designed to empower young women through experiential learning in agroforestry, environmental conservation, and community development. Participants will engage in a six-month residential program where they will acquire essential skills in nursery management, organic agriculture, natural resource conservation, and participatory decision-making. The program emphasizes personal and professional growth, preparing participants for employment in the sustainable development sector while fostering civic responsibility and leadership.

Celebrate the life and legacy of someone special this Ramadan by planting a tree in their honor with the High Atlas Foundation (HAF). Each tree represents a lasting tribute—rooted in hope, growth, and a better future for communities across Morocco.

Pendant le Ramadan, le jeûne nous donne l’occasion d’être solidaires de ceux qui sont dans le besoin. Alors que nous pratiquons la générosité pendant cette saison, nous vous invitons à vous joindre à nous en contribuant à notre fonds de distribution alimentaire.

Il existe un fossé important entre la solution immédiate de tentes pour les familles sans abri et la reconstruction à long terme des maisons. Aidez-nous à fournir des logements isolés et robustes aux familles dans les montagnes pendant l’hiver.

Soutenir la réparation des infrastructures agricoles critiques pour 50 villages dans les montagnes du Haut Atlas marocain.

Adaptation de notre atelier IMAGINE développé avec des psychologues après le tremblement de terre du 8 septembre, les ateliers psychosociaux offrent un espace pour traiter les traumatismes et des outils pour le rétablissement mental, spirituel et émotionnel.

L’association Tewirf, qui représente la communauté nomade de la commune de Bir Anezarane, a proposé un projet de restauration et d’extension des infrastructures existantes sur trois puits critiques.