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New project in Mombasa, Kenya. Together with Kathrin, we are starting a new project in Mombasa. We are bringing new clothes to the children at the Child of Mercy children’s home. And Kathrin and her friends stay for a few matches of volleyball and table tennis. We look forward to welcoming more travellers to Mombasa…
Björn is travelling to Namibia, and not for the first time. He is taking clothes and shoes with him for the staff and children of the Kids Soup Kitchen in Katutura, Namibia. Thanks to the German Alpine Club and Lowa for their support.
In Bangkok, we visit a small home for children under the age of three. The home management needs sandals and clothes. There are also clothes for the young people with disabilities who live further inland.
In November 2024, Marie sets off for Sri Lanka. The departure is quite spontaneous, but we manage to pack a large bag of excess baggage for the boys in a short space of time. More than 20 boys live in the children’s home. Some children have lost one or both parents. Other children live in…
In November 2024, we also reach the children and their mothers in Bogota with a flight attendant. In addition to clothes, there are also pens, colouring paper and toys. Simply kenial. Thanks to Ellen and Theresa on site!
The older kids have graduated from college, found jobs and are now living independently in the city. The girls have stayed together in shared flats. And new children have moved into the home. In November 2024, there will be new jackets for the new kids and for those who have grown. Plus school rucksacks, as…
New jerseys, balls and finally the big sizes of the super cool DAV jackets for the boys from The Homestead in South Africa. Simply kenial!
Sebastian is back in Katutura and visits the local kids’ soup kitchen. A great project. There are new shirts for all the helpers on site. Thanks to the DAV!
Now things are moving forward. Kits for the first women’s team of the Riverheights. Thanks to Sebastian for taking and distributing them on site in Katatura, Namibia.