For 3 years, Kako has been welcoming 120 children every summer and sharing a good part of the holidays with them, through his “holiday camp for the less fortunate” which he calls “Kako’s Kids”, at the Lycée de Pétion-Ville. These 120 children come from orphanages in the region or from the streets of Pétion-Ville. They are between 5 and 16 years old, and during the weeks that the camp lasts they receive a pair of sports shoes, “Kako’s Kids” flocked t-shirts, a hot meal every Sunday that the camp lasts and they are introduced to sports. in general, learn to behave differently towards the environment, towards others, but also to nurture hope for a better future. For 2014, the 120 children of Kako learned to play basketball thanks to the support of Jason Valbrun, but also learned to play together, to respect a certain discipline and above all to know a little more about sports, thanks to the contribution of other volunteers touched by the social aspect of the initiative. “We decided this year to start a little earlier for a camp that lasted 16 Sundays at the rate of just over 5 hours per Sunday. The program is based on life lessons, self-respect, self-confidence , respect for others, respect for the environment, respect for the coach but also for sport: Basketball, volleyball, football as far as possible”, explains Kako before confiding that this is one of the reasons for being the Kako’s Kids Foundation, which he founded in order to make a small contribution to underprivileged children. Why no girls? ” Because we find very few of them. Initially we had concocted the plan for girls and boys but we only found very few. That’s why there are no girls”, explains Jacques Bourjolly Jr. to be accompanied by his wife Vanessa and his daughter Alyssa Gabrielle to attend the last Sunday of the Kako’s Kids 2014 summer camp. -Ville, where he had half a dozen basketball hoops installed, including two for competitions, the children were all present under the hot 1 p.m. sun for the program. The middleweight boxer Ducasse Delian (category 91 kg and more) ensured the first warm-ups before the meal of the day. Then, a small program concocted in the circumstances with Emmeline Michel in person, who moved to offer a small concert to the children, accompanies the distribution of sports equipment (basketballs and footballs) to the children. A basketball or football under their arm, the 120 children of Kako left for their orphanage or for the streets of Pétion-Ville where they will have to face their daily lives. However, the time of a summer program, many of them will nourish the dream that they have the possibility of becoming either a Samuel Dalembert, or the new boxer of Sun City, or a Wyclef Jean, or a Jean -Sony Alcenat,