Open Horizons
Children learning together
Luxembourg · Europe · Africa

Every Child
Deserves a Horizon.

Creating educational opportunities for refugee children in Europe and underserved children in Africa — one child, one school, one horizon at a time.

12,400+
Children supported
34
Partner schools
9
Countries
94¢
Of every €1 to programs
Our impact

Measurable change,
child by child.

Since 2018, Open Horizons has partnered with schools, communities, and governments across Europe and Africa to turn opportunity into outcomes — published annually in our fully audited transparency report.

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Children in our programs
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Partner schools & centers
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Sponsors worldwide
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Directly to programs
Our programs

Five pillars. One promise.

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Teacher and student
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A classroom for every child.

From Beirut to Bujumbura, we invest in the teachers, the tools, and the trust that make learning possible.

Education

Foundational literacy, numeracy, and language programs in mother-tongue and host-country languages.

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Digital Learning

Solar-powered classrooms, tablets, and mentored curricula that bring the world to the child.

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School Reintegration

Support for refugee youth entering European school systems — with tutors, counselors, and families.

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Scholarships

Full secondary and university scholarships for exceptional students who lack the means to continue.

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Community Partnerships

We build with — not for — local NGOs, faith groups, and municipalities across nine countries.

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Where we work

A network spanning two continents.

Headquartered in Luxembourg, we operate on-the-ground programs in nine countries across Europe and Africa — always in partnership with local communities.

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Stories

Voices behind the numbers.

All stories
Aisha, 11

"I want to become a doctor for my village."

Aisha, 11
Nairobi, Kenya
Yousef, 14

"In this school, I found a new language — and a home."

Yousef, 14
Athens, Greece
Jean-Paul, 9

"My notebook is my most precious thing."

Jean-Paul, 9
Kigali, Rwanda
Sponsor a child

Be the horizon in one child's life.

You'll receive personal updates, letters, and progress reports throughout the year.

Companion

€25/ month

Provides learning materials, meals, and mentorship for one child.

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Guardian

€60/ month

Full sponsorship: tuition, uniform, healthcare, and personalized updates.

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Legacy

€1,500/ year

Funds a full scholarship path from primary through secondary school.

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Transparent giving

94¢ of every euro goes directly to programs.

Audited annually by KPMG. Every donation is traceable to a program, a school, and — where possible — a child.

KPMG audited Annual impact report
One-time donation
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Volunteer

Bring your skills to a horizon.

Teachers, translators, developers, designers, and mentors — we host in-country missions and remote volunteering rotations year-round.

In-country

3–6 month missions in East & West Africa.

Remote

Skill-based volunteering, 4–8 hours/week.

Corporate

Team-based programs with your employer.

Emergency

Rapid-response teams for refugee arrivals.

Partners & supporters

Built together.

Open Horizons welcomes collaborations with corporations, foundations, educational institutions, and philanthropists. This space is reserved for confirmed partners — we grow it with care, not marketing.

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Become a partner.

Whether you're a corporation shaping a CSR strategy, a foundation aligning capital with impact, a university building global citizenship, or a philanthropist seeking a trusted vehicle — we design partnerships that are meaningful, measurable, and built to last.

Latest news

From the field.

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Field Report·Nov 12, 2026

How our Kigali digital lab redefined the school day

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Announcement·Oct 28, 2026

Open Horizons opens third Athens learning center

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Impact·Oct 04, 2026

2026 Impact Report: What 12,400 children achieved this year

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