I learned that to be a "missionary" isn't going to save people, but it's bringing life, sharing it with the community in which you choose to be. Once you have seen this world with your own eyes and touched this world with your own hands, you cannot remain indifferent, you must be a witness to it. Together we can make sure that life wins, that the battle for survival has more winners.

Camilla Frigerio

I was a foreigner and I received hospitality, attention, care, trust and respect: all this was simply given to me. However, the real journey always starts from the return, the spirit of the mission continues: Welcome, Adaptation, Listening and Sharing. I take home the awareness that listening is more important than saying, a smile given is worth a thousand words, diversity is wealth and beauty!

Sonia Pasqualetto

“Once back home in my daily life, I will certainly be able to give more value to small things because here in Africa everything is precious, nothing is ever taken for granted. I will be able to appreciate more the everyday life and the people I frequent”.

Alessandra Corti

“This "journey" which brought me almost to the ends of the world in a mission land, has been unforgettable; an experience in which I thought of giving, and instead I received sincere love, never experienced before, and which I am sure will accompany me throughout my daily life”.

Emilia Amadini

“I will arrive home and I will swear that the little village of Niem exists even if I find it hard to believe it too. I will tell everyone about the people about the savannah, always smiling children, women who are always elegant even if they live in the dust, men who are always elegant even if they sleep on a mattress lying on the ground and with two suitcases as home”.

Manuel Viviani