Committed companies
Moroccan and international companies invest concretely: visits, in-kind donations, skills sponsorship.
Together
None of these 311 baccalaureate holders would exist without a chain of trust: service clubs, universities, foundations, institutions and patrons.
The founding club
It was the Club Soroptimist fondateur – Marrakech that championed the project from the very beginning, around the goal of eliminating school dropout among rural girls. Since then, the Soroptimist friendship has radiated: Fréjus-Saint-Raphaël, Léman (Switzerland), Dresden and Rosenheim (Germany), Agadir, as far as the Philippines.
Honorary patrons
Mrs SALWA ANDALOUSSI and Mrs SARA RIGGS support the association with remarkable constancy: their monthly or annual contributions rank among the most significant the boarding school receives. Through their sustained loyalty, they offer our boarders far more than financial support: the certainty that, year after year, someone is watching over their studies. The association expresses its deep and respectful gratitude to them.
Institutions
The Wilaya of Marrakech, the Commune of Marrakech, the Entraide Nationale and the CDRT Tensift support the association's mission and its outreach to girls from rural areas.
Wilaya of Marrakech
Commune of Marrakech

Academic partners
The Université Privée de Marrakech welcomes 52 of our students in 2025-2026; UM6P runs workshops on site; FLSHM is bound to us by a framework agreement (internships, joint activities) and the Fondation Simplon opens the boarders up to the digital world.
Partner institutions
Universities, institutes and international organisations support our boarders' journeys.
Cadi Ayyad University (Marrakech)
Private University of Marrakech (UPM)
Euromed University of Fez
British University SIST (Casablanca)
Faculty of Sciences and Techniques (FST), Errachidia
ISTAHT Ouarzazate
École Normale Supérieure (Marrakech)
Hangzhou Dianzi University (China)
International Atomic Energy Agency (internship)National initiative
Launched on 11 June 2026 in Casablanca by the Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform and Dell Technologies, in the presence of Minister Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, the Nissaa'Gen Tech programme opens a structured pathway for girls from rural areas of the Marrakech region towards scientific studies and careers in digital technology and artificial intelligence. Our boarders take part — discovery workshops, mentoring, hackathons — alongside institutions and companies that believe in their potential. The association thanks the Minister and Dell Technologies for placing rural girls at the heart of the 'Morocco Digital 2030' strategy.
Patrons & donors
Moroccan and international companies invest concretely: visits, in-kind donations, skills sponsorship.
Service clubs, foundations and friendly associations multiply initiatives: screenings, supplies, mentoring.
A piano donated by the Cercle de Diamonds, school supplies, Ramadan baskets, discreet patronage: every gesture counts.
Visits & friendships
Institutions, patrons and friends of the association are regularly welcomed at the boarding house.
Official visit to the boarding house (moral report 2023-2024).
Visit on 18 October 2025, rich in exchange and inspiration.
Computer equipment, study fees and support for an international internship: concrete, quiet generosity (November 2025).
Academic partner
Team-based educational games led by young people from Mohammed VI Polytechnic University.



Regional Council of Marrakech-Safi
Marrakech City Council
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The boarding house is 100% free for the girls and their families: everything rests on the generosity of sponsors and donors. Join those who move an entire family forward when a young girl succeeds.