Founded in 1921 in Grand-Popo, the Nonvitcha Association (“The Brotherhood”) brings together the daughters and sons of the Xwla and Xwela communities to promote solidarity, culture, and economic and social development.
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Years of History
Founded in 1921 in Grand-Popo
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Federal Presidents
Masterful governance
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Sections & Locations
Bénin, Africa and the Diaspora
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Sister Communities
Xwla and Xwela in communion
The Nonvitcha Association is the oldest community mutual-aid organization in Bénin. Its fundamental vocation rests on the fraternal union of the Xwla and Xwela peoples beyond geographic, political, or religious borders.
It drives projects for school and health infrastructure, the promotion of intangible heritage, and the annual celebration of the great Pentecost festival in Grand-Popo.
Brotherhood (Nonvitcha)
Sincere love and mutual kindness among all sons and daughters.
Active Solidarity
Mutual aid in times of hardship and support for the most vulnerable.
Cultural Influence
Preservation of customs, the Xwla language, and panegyrics.
Sustainable Development
Lasting infrastructure and the well-being of Grand-Popo and the Mono.
Browse the various aspects of our history, our territorial cradle, our founding texts, and our governance.
105 years of fraternal saga since the founding in 1921 in Grand-Popo.
The lineage of the 7 illustrious federal presidents of the association.
A historic seaside and lakeside city, land of origin and sacred seat of Nonvitcha.
Statutes, internal regulations, congress resolutions, and reports.
The 17 active sections in Bénin, across Africa, and in the diaspora.
Republican institutions, patrons, and sponsors committed to the Mono.
Become an active member, receive your official biometric card, and take part in our community's development projects.
