Welcome to Connexio hope and Connexio develop

Our work is divided between two independent associations: Connexio hope and Connexio develop. This is because we support not only charitable but also church activities. Donations to Connexio develop are tax-deductible, but those to Connexio hope are no longer.

Connexio hope

Connexio hope supports partner churches and organizations worldwide in their church activities. Connexio hope is also committed to providing information about church, religious and developmental contexts and promoting solidarity, particularly in Switzerland and France.

Connexio develop

Connexio develop contributes to a peaceful, just and inclusive society worldwide through charitable projects and programs and is committed to the integrity of creation. Connexio develop also informs the population, particularly in Switzerland and France, about development policy issues.

«Women sow peace in Uvira»
with Nakanyere and Matumaini, DR Congo

Nicht nur Sport: Wie «Mehr als Boxen» junge Menschen aufrichtet

Not just sport: how «More than Boxing» lifts young people up

December 17, 2025

At the end of November 2025, the ninth «Youth Gala» took place in Cluj-Napoca (Romania). This event honored projects carried out by and with young people. The «More than Boxing» program was awarded first place by the juries in two categories. What may come as a surprise is that this program is not backed by a sports club, but rather is a touching form of «church for others.».

Double award for the Miss Stone Center«

December 16, 2025

The list of global crises is long - the food crisis, climate crisis, war, military conflicts and a crisis of confidence in liberal-democratic countries are affecting the prospect of a better future. People in the Global South, who are struggling with numerous crises, are particularly affected. How are they faring and what glimmers of hope are visible on the horizon?

Floods in Kinshasa: Emergency aid arrives

December 15, 2025

At the beginning of November, heavy rainfall in Kinshasa turned into a devastating disaster. The Kingabwa district, which lies along the Congo River, was severely flooded. The floodwaters destroyed houses and infrastructure and swept away the livelihoods of over 100 families.