MONACO SOCIAL WELFARE - EDUCATION

Supporting Education and Social Welfare of The Principality

The Foundation headquarters were established in Monaco in 2001 and it supports many of the Principalitie’s charitable organisations and activities.

Numerous governmental and non-governmental organisations of the Principality are partners, past and present, of our organisation: Monaco Red Cross, Monaco Disease Power, Children & Future, Fédération Monégasque de Rugby, International Junior Chamber (JCI), Principality of Monaco Town Hall…

• Operational expenses: €
  5,520,696 € (as of 2023)

• Number of supported organizations since 2002: 20

SINCE 2002

Monaco Red Cross

The Foundation has supported the Monaco Red Cross Scholarship Program since 2001.

The annual scholarship enables less advantaged pupils and university students from Monaco and the surrounding municipalities to benefit and be supported in their studies.

Due to this support, 41 students were able to continue their studies in 2019.

• Operational expenses since 2002 : 1278043 €

SINCE 2010

Municipality of Monaco

Social services and Home support actions

In 2010 the Cuomo Foundation fully sponsored the purchase of a refrigerated van to donate to the Municipality of Monaco -Town Hall services for Seniors and Social Action. The specialized van joined the catering meals on wheels delivery service which was launched in 1987.The service operates daily, all year round and provides vital support to over 180 vulnerable persons.

Today, 10 years later, the Foundation has renewed its support for the Town Halls ’social actions by donating a zero-emissions electric refrigerated van to the delivery service. This latest support is in line with the Foundations social and eco-friendly actions.

In 2013, the Foundation continued its support of social welfare schemes initiated by the Municipality of Monaco by contributing to the ESPACE SNOEZELEN project. Based on the Snoezelen method of multi-sensory stimulation it provides a therapeutic environment for persons with developmental disabilities or dementia.

Early Childhood services

In 2011, the Foundation contributed to the opening of two nurseries operated by the Town Hall Services for Early Childhood. Named A Riturnela and A Ribambela these day care centres are able to accommodate around 20 young toddlers.
 

• Operational expenses since 2010: 1245955 €

The "zero-emission" utility vehicle donated to the Municipality of Monaco by the Cuomo Foundation in 2010

SINCE 2010

Monaco Disease Power

In 2013, La Maison d’Amélie officially opened in the French region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. The residential respite holiday home is equipped to accommodate up to 20 disabled children and adults along with their families to enable them to rest and relax in a peaceful and appropriately adapted environment.

The Cuomo Foundation, with other partners, supported and funded the development and construction of this innovative project for the Association Monaco Disease Power. The Foundation remains involved in the maintenance and running of this exciting project.

• Operational expenses since 2012: 1 671940 €

« La Maison des copains », the annex lodging of "La Maison d’Amélie"

SINCE 2013

Sainte-Dévote Rugby Challenge

Since 2013 the Cuomo Foundation has been one of the sponsors of the Sainte-Dévote Tournament organized by the Fédération Monégasque de Rugby and the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation.

This annual event promotes the idea of ‘Rugby for All’. Young teams from all over the world participate together and special training practice programmes are designed for the differently abled. The event is open to boys and girls aged under 12 years.

• Operational expenses since 2013: 175040 €

SINCE 2022

Re.Generation
Future Leaders Programme

The Re.Generation Future Leaders Programme is a new initiative by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation (FPA2) to support and train emerging future leaders. The Cuomo Foundation was amongst the private partners who sponsored the inaugural 2023 event.

Out of hundreds of applications, 10 gifted young people under 35 from a range of backgrounds—including scientists, activists, entrepreneurs, and media professionals—were chosen. These selected individuals were welcomed to a specially designed campus in Monaco for a two-week period during which they engaged in rigorous training through lectures, master courses, workshops, and field excursions.

The people who were chosen demonstrated a strong commitment to protecting the environment, had already reached significant milestones, and were clearly motivated to bring about change.

The curriculum, developed in collaboration with the Universities of Edinburgh (United Kingdom) and INSEAD (European Institute of Business Administration), aims to raise awareness among future leaders on critical global issues, particularly environmental preservation.

Upon completion of the campus, the Re.Generation cohort is mentored and guided for a year by a dedicated team. During this period, they can participate in significant international events related to ecology and global economics, allowing them to gain firsthand experience in decision-making processes and enhance their leadership skills.

• Operational expenses: 150000 €