A foundation rooted in a true story
HFAM takes its name and its standard from Lhajja Fatima Ait Moussa: a woman from the Anti-Atlas who could not read or write, widowed very young, who built dignity through work, cooperative life, political recognition, passing something on to her children. This is not a CSR window: it is a moral continuity between what she stood for and what we fund today across several African countries.
We publish our lines of action and numeric targets so partners, communities and citizens can judge us on facts. Over time, annual reports, impact evidence and calls for cooperation (NGOs, institutions, philanthropy) will be gathered here, like leading corporate-linked foundations, with a deliberately continental geographic ambition.
« Extend Fatima's breath, from Idmine to the whole African continent »
Mission
Improve living conditions for rural women and small African producers through concrete action on economic empowerment, access to education, environmental protection and food sovereignty.
Vision
That every rural African woman, as Fatima was, may turn her labour into dignity, her ancestral know-how into lasting income, and her story into transmissible pride.