A new international volunteer from Monaco has flown to Mongolia to help set up a pilot centre for people with disabilities. Florestan Fillon holds a Masters degree from the University of Victoria in Canada in community development. He will be based in Ulan Bator, capital of Mongolia, and will focus on the integration of young people with handicaps. This project is supported by the Luxembourg NGO PADEM (Aid and Development Programmes for Children of the World), a partner of Monaco in international cooperation since 2010. Already rich in experience with eleven years of development programmes and partnerships, fundraising and public relations, Florestan Fillon will use his expertise for the pilot project in Mongolia. Previously, he took part in the development of a centre for people with disabilities in Peru. Currently, six international volunteers from Monaco are in long-term missions in Mongolia, Morocco, Burkina Faso, and Madagascar.