Since 1993, the humanitarian association of NEOMA Business School students in Rouen has spent every summer helping children go to school in Senegal, Madagascar and Bolivia, always with local partners.
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Our founding mission. In 14 schools in the Kédougou region, notebooks and pens are sold 50 to 70% below market price, by local managers who run the shops all year round.
In Antsirabe, Scolarisation Madagascar helps street children and children from poor families go to school and eat every day. Our volunteers support the teachers, run workshops and renovate school spaces.
Our newest mission, with the Bolivia Digna foundation: lunch, homework help, workshops and, for many children, their first visit to the dentist.
Every project is built with a local partner: CAURIS in Senegal, Scolarisation Madagascar, the Bolivia Digna foundation. The volunteers go home; the projects carry on.
Since 1993, companies have funded our missions. In return, they gain real visibility among NEOMA students, plus images, figures and a report for their own communication.
On the hoodies and T-shirts we wear on missions and on campus, our posters and roll-up banners, this website and our annual report.
A stand, a talk or a raffle prize: at Uber ESC and the bake sales in Rouen, and at Tomorrow Care, our humanitarian forum in Paris, in front of several hundred students.
Royalty-free mission photos and videos, a figures report in your name and a mission report you can use for your CSR reporting.
A written agreement signed by the president, a named contact on the board, a progress meeting every year and a report after every mission.
Plane tickets, accommodation, school supplies made in Senegal and then carried to the schools: every mission has a cost, and the whole association spends ten months raising it.
Our biggest event of the year: a humanitarian forum on NEOMA's Paris campus that brings together students, associations and professionals who all want to make a difference.
We invite many associations to run a stand and present their work, in France and abroad, such as the French Red Cross.
The future of humanitarian work, women's rights around the world: speakers share their experience from the field.
Over €3,000 of prizes donated by companies in 2026. Every ticket sold funds our missions.
A partner company? Your logo appears on the screens and in the event's communication, in front of the whole audience. You can also donate a raffle prize.
Become a partnerAll year round in Rouen, our events bring students together and pay for the missions. Dates are announced on Instagram, @esc_sansfrontieres.
Members cook and deliver cheap meals to NEOMA students. Fajitas, tasty crousty, samosas… every order funds the missions.
NEOMA Rouen campus
Homemade crêpes, cookies and cakes, sold cheaply on campus.
NEOMA Rouen campus
An afternoon of games and snacks, with prizes donated by the school's other associations.
NEOMA student loungeA few pictures from the missions. Select a photo to enlarge it.
ESC Sans Frontières is the humanitarian association of NEOMA Business School students in Rouen, France. It has been handed down from one class to the next for more than thirty years.
Concrete, selfless and lasting support, delivered hand in hand with local communities.
Every child has the right to a good education. We make school supplies affordable for everyone.
Education makes young people independent and builds fairer societies.
Elected in May 2026, it coordinates the association's volunteers, missions and partners.
President
Vice-president
Vice-president
Treasurer and secretary
Born at the École Supérieure de Commerce de Rouen, now NEOMA Business School, the association has been carried by three decades of students.
Faced with an education emergency among refugees in Senegal, students found the association and ship school supplies in containers.
"A B Sénégal" takes the name it still has today. Its statutes are approved in October.
Schools are targeted in Kédougou, Saraya and Malinda, with awareness campaigns on schooling for girls.
A school cooperative run by a local manager, with the takings reinvested. The model still works today.
Antananarivo with 2,400 Sourires, then Antsirabe with Scolarisation Madagascar.
A third country, in Cochabamba, with the Bolivia Digna foundation.
Student, partner or just curious: the team replies within 48 hours, in French, English or Spanish.
