The teenagers in Kathmandu are getting bigger and the school children have become the first college students. We now had new warm jackets for the big girls. A big thank you to Schöffel, who were very quick to help us. For the boys and the little ones there was of course also something new to…
A laptop and a mobile phone reach the kindergarten in Outjo, Namibia. Thanks to Eliana for handing them over, personally and directly. The management of the small kindergarten urgently needed both – and hopefully there will be many new colouring pictures for the kids. I hope the printer works too…
After the long break, Kurt is back in Cuba to visit Marina, who cares for over 80 children on site in the La Lisa district. For the big ones, Kurt has backpacks with him.
Anna visits the kindergarden in Outjo, Namibia. And for each child she has a small backpack and clothes. The joy is huge. MIt will follow more with the next traveler.
Thanks to Krystyna we can give the school 10 computers for the computer room. The transport works smoothly and the joy is huge.
Tonight a few children will not freeze. After a long time in the lockdown, with a lot of rain and cold nights, today the smallest children in the slum of Dharamsala got warm blankets. Specially sewn – a kenial thank you to Maloja and Primaloft for producingf the blankets. Thanks to Preetu for the help…
Over Christmas, Krystyna brings kenial clothes to the children of the Ivano-Frankivsk Children’s Home and to the children of the Mother and Child Home in Horoholyno. New children have arrived at the homes, as well as mothers with children. Many more than before. Some of the children have experienced so much, are so emotionally destroyed…
Very many thanks to Stefan and Crissi! Both have moved mountains for children on the way to Bloubergstrand. Right after landing, the two drove to The Homestead, in Khayelitsha, one of the largest townships in South Africa. For the former street boys there were soccer jerseys, shorts, socks and of course balls including a ball…
A kenial thank you to Mehdi and Simin. New Tatonka backpacks for the children and youth in Iran. Delivered by Mehdi Pahnavar, who climbs for the german paraclimbing team. Simin has been taking care of the children on site for many years, and waits patiently with us until we can bring something useful for the…
The sewing machines are running and new, keniale belts are created. Handmade from old climbing ropes. Thanks to Eva and Babsi for your super effort. The proceeds from the sale go 100% to our kenial children’s aid projects.