03.02.2012: Atibie – Ghana Founded in 2008, the goal of the association, “Ghanaaid – Children of Atibie,” is to offer children from low-income families reliable care and a good pre-school education. Working mothers who cannot rely on their families for child care have the opportunity to place their children in one of the association’s managed [...]
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22.07.2011: Kampala – Uganda The Home of Hope is a residence where 21 orphans and vulnerable children have found a new home and family. Under the leadership of Florence Nansamba and supported by her two sisters, they lovingly care for and provide for the children ages 6 to 15. NEIA e.V. has supported this project, which [...]
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09.06.2011: Johannesburg – South Africa Since 2002, Rays of Hope e.V., founded predominantly by cabin attendants from Frankfurt, has been committed to primarily assisting children from the Diepsloot Township, northwest of Johannesburg. Here, the people live in dilapidated corrugated iron shacks without access to running water or electricity. For the children growing up here the daily [...]
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18.03.2011: Chamen – Gambia The Chamen Village Project of the Sabab Lou Foundation, established by a Lufthansa employee from Stuttgart, is an aid project that takes an entrepreneurial approach towards self-help to assist in an entire village’s survival through increased agricultural yields. The village of Chamen, with 600 inhabitants, is approximately 120 kilometres inland on the [...]
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25.01.2011: Johannesburg – South Africa It was by pure chance that two colleagues from Munich became aware of this project, and they decided immediately to assist with the construction of the orphanage. Financial means are scarce, because the project is entirely financed privately, that is without any support from the state. The “Safe-House” was founded in [...]
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02.12.2010: Kumasi – Ghana People living in the poorest of the poor villages in the Ashanti region in Ghana would never get to see a doctor, if it was not for the Mobile Clinic. For many villages are too far off from the accessible roads and means of transportation is expensive. Already since 1999 the medical [...]
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23.08.2010: Asmara – Eritrea HelpAlliance has equipped a library to help children and youngsters in the Denden Camp to find an alternative to life on the street More than 4,000 children and youngsters live in the Denden camp, former barracks which serve as accommodation for disabled persons and their families as well as for families [...]
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29.04.2010: Maun – Botswana The Goal of this project is to support underprivileged youths and AIDS orphans in training and education in order to improve their opportunities to find a job. Bontekanye Botumile is a writer in Botswana who – just as the German Brothers Grimm did, writes down the stories and believes of her people [...]
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29.04.2010: Buwunga – Uganda A House for first aid and books – the combination of a hospital ward and a library under one roof is the result of the lack of health care and literature in Buwunga. The goal is to improve medical care and literacy of the population. Just three hours by car separate Buwunga [...]
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09.03.2010: Dioungiourou – Mali The purpose of this project is to assure basic education for the children of three villages and to create adequate prerequisites for the amelioration of their living conditions. Mali is one of the poorest countries in the world. Almost two thirds of the population lives below the poverty line and education is [...]
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