One of 295 villages of Plan Senegal. committed to dealing with the causes and effects of poverty so that children can access their rights. Most Senegalese families experience unemployment, poor hygiene, and limited access to quality housing, education, drinking water and basic social services. These factors have contributed to an exodus of people from rural areas to major urban areas and abroad. These conditions, which affect women and children in particular, have been further aggravated by the increasing dislocation of families, resulting in an increased number of street children. The main issues affecting children in Senegal are: low children's school enrollment and completion rates high rate of maternal and infant mortality violence against children and women.