FXB’s Global Network

FXB Global is a non-governmental organization (NGO) with over 30 years of experience in breaking the cycle of poverty. Children’s rights are at the heart of FXB’s actions, and each of its programs is a response to the concrete implementation – in the daily lives of children – of their rights as defined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted on November 20, 1989. FXB programs also integrate most of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) to reach the 2030 agenda. 18 million adults and children have already benefited from its programs. Learn more.

FXB Rwanda started its work in 1995 under FXB International which was created in 1989. The organisation started implementing programs to economically back the vulnerable families affected by genocide. FXB Rwanda partnered with the government of Rwanda and other stakeholders in the process of helping the community and the country to recover from these effects and directly or indirectly reached more than 2.5 million beneficiaries across the country. In 2012, FXB Rwanda was registered as a local Non-Governmental Organization and continued to be affiliated to FXB International. Learn more.

FXB India Suraksha (FXBIS) is an Indian non-governmental, non-profit organization providing development assistance to marginalized children, women, and communities in rural and urban India. Since inception, the organization has had a special focus for children, especially those from marginalized communities and the HIV/AIDS infected or affected children. To address the needs of children comprehensively, FXBIS follows an ‘integrated development’ approach model, wherein it designs programmes on livelihood, health and education for the community as a whole, so that the vulnerable, especially women and children are provided a safe, healthy and sustainable environment to thrive in. Our four domains of interventions, namely, Livelihood Promotion, Access to Quality Education, Improved Health Status, and Protection & Safety, together exert to create a net of protection and welfare in the community we intervene. Learn more.

The François-Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers School of Nursing began in 1987 as a clinical program that provided family-centered care for HIV, infectious diseases, and immunologic disorders. Early in the 1990s, the center received generous funding from Albina du Boisrouvray’s FXB Foundation to enhance the local clinical program and to expand the center’s expertise to address the rapidly growing HIV pandemic. In recognition of this generous award, the center was named the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center. Learn more.