
AMSAT — Moroccan Association for Support of Persons with Down Syndrome
Bring joy and structure to the daily routines of children with Down Syndrome in Rabat.
Chantiers Sociaux Marocains is a non-profit network of 45 local groups working with children, families, refugees and elders across Rabat, Salé, Casablanca, Tetouan and Chefchaouen.
Since 10 October 1963, organizing work camps across Morocco.
A network of CSM groups in every region of the kingdom.
Across six program tracks for 2025 / 2026.
Rabat, Salé, Casablanca, Tetouan and Chefchaouen.
Founded 10 October 1963, Chantiers Sociaux Marocains works for the recognition of volunteering as a tool for non-formal education and for the dignity of every person we serve — children with disabilities, orphans, refugees, women, elders, and patients in hospital wards.
We coordinate work camps, exchanges, and long-term placements across Morocco and in partnership with the ICYE Federation and the European Alliance of Work Camps Associations.

Every volunteer chooses a minimum of three preferences. We place you on a first-come, first-served basis within a week of receiving your application.

Bring joy and structure to the daily routines of children with Down Syndrome in Rabat.

A 200-child orphanage where you support specialized social workers, doctors and educators.

A day program for children with significant disabilities, ages 4 to 20, in Rabat.

A modern, eco-friendly center supporting ~80 young people with mild mental disorders.

Music, art, sport, and language sessions for disabled children and young adults in Salé.

In the blue city of Chefchaouen, support children on the autism spectrum and their families.

The capital — historic medina, the kasbah of the Udayas and our office on Rue Al Mouahidin.

Rabat’s sister city across the Bouregreg, home of orphanage and disability centers.

The economic capital — Hassan II Mosque and a vibrant scholar-support network.

Andalusian charm in the north, where child protection and family programs run.

The blue city of the Rif Mountains — host to our autism support center.
“Volunteering with CSM gave me something a tourist itinerary never could — the feeling of being welcomed into a family, a school, a community.”