Today we received enchanting pictures from Mongolia. We are very happy to be able to support the great work of the NGO Freundeskreis Mongolei. The association looks after children with disabilities both at home and in a special kindergarten, in school and education. Sandra could hand over backpacks and neck supports to the children and…
Thx Riverheights Football Academy for a lovely afternoon in Katutura. Together with Trikot für die Welt we were able to bring four sets of jerseys, shorts and socks to the great football project. Some of them were adjusted a little bit and now we are ready to go. In the colours orange and blue. The…
New jackets for the children living in the children’s home of the Albanienhilfe Weilheim. Thanks at the DAV Germany for the donation.
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.
Thx Sabrina Gander for the Interview in the radio podcast! Well, it is in german: listen here: Sabrina trifft
Many thanks to the guys from “Trikot für die Welt” www.tfdw.de They packed a huge load of football jerseys for our kenial project in South Africa at the weekend. And not only shirts, but also shorts, socks and balls. Everything reaches the former street boys from Cape Town, who have now found a new home…
Luis Stitzinger returns from the summit of Putha Hiunchuli (7.246 m) and then visits the New Kopila Children’s Home in Kathmandu. With him he has a beautiful school backpack for each child in the home. Thank you Luis! Simply kenial.