Sons of mine was created to pursue and collaborate in sustainability and humanitarian aid projects in the southern hemisphere.

This non-profit association continues and completes the long path traced by its predecessor Ink for Charity to which in 2019 Doctor Claudio Pardini, Alessandro Pardini, Doctor Maria Elena Mozzillo and Giovanni Guidi were added as well as the partners of the company No War Factory SRL, Massimo Moriconi, Serena Bacherotti and Riccardo Biagioni. Focused on South East Asia and particularly in Laos, every year Sons of Mine aims to pursue, also with other national and international associations, public and private bodies and organisations, through fundraising, the construction of infrastructures and deals with distribution and supply of drinking water for families in rural areas as well as supporting local and non-demining associations in the area.

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Ban Poung village is located about 40km from the Plain of Jars, it is a very poor village and very difficult to reach due to the conditions of the roads. At the beginning 25 families lived there but another 20 will soon be added due to the construction of a Chinese dam which forced the displacement of another village. We are trying to raise €1000 for the purchase of 46 filters which will be used to purify the water (1 for each family + the school) and make it drinkable. The problem of lack of hygiene and clean water is the main cause of infant mortality and more. With these filters we will try to make a small contribution to this community.


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  • Progetto Ban Poung Village

    Ban Poung Village Project

    In a remote corner of the world, about 40 km away from the Plain of Jars, lies the village of Ban Poung. A place characterized by logistical difficulties and poverty,...

    Ban Poung Village Project

    In a remote corner of the world, about 40 km away from the Plain of Jars, lies the village of Ban Poung. A place characterized by logistical difficulties and poverty,...

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