Our small group had a very good educational impression of the kindergarten, although some things urgently needed to be purchased and repaired: there is no water in the toilets and washrooms, the doors are old and broken, and there is a lack of blankets, mattresses and teaching materials.
We left €70 from the club there for two simple mattresses and three blankets. But that's just a small start.
Fourteen toddlers from our supported soup kitchen also attend the kindergarten. If we can find ways to finance kindergarten places for "our" 14 children, we would give the teachers the opportunity to better care for themselves and the kindergarten.
Is there perhaps a kindergarten in Pfedelbach that could spontaneously donate earmarked funds to the kindergarten in Okombahe via the Namibia Support Association?
Or is there perhaps interest in a small kindergarten partnership?How can we regularly finance the creation of some kindergarten places in Okombahe?
We left €70 from the club there for two simple mattresses and three blankets. But that's just a small start.
Fourteen toddlers from our supported soup kitchen also attend the kindergarten. If we can find ways to finance kindergarten places for "our" 14 children, we would give the teachers the opportunity to better care for themselves and the kindergarten.
Is there perhaps a kindergarten in Pfedelbach that could spontaneously donate earmarked funds to the kindergarten in Okombahe via the Namibia Support Association?
Or is there perhaps interest in a small kindergarten partnership?How can we regularly finance the creation of some kindergarten places in Okombahe?
The association would also be happy to visit your kindergarten to show you some pictures of the children in Okombahe.