Hot off the needle: the tailoring apprenticeship
A year of free training as a tailor – with their own sewing machine as a first step towards self-employment.
Helping people help themselves in Kirinda
All projects are created in Kirinda and are implemented and continued by the local population.
A year of free training as a tailor – with their own sewing machine as a first step towards self-employment.
With a sponsorship, you cover the school fees, uniform and health insurance for a child at the I.P.K.
Over 100 children in three age groups, well-trained teachers and a parents' council: the kindergarten has a very good reputation.
Practical vocational training in construction in the senior classes at the I.P.K. – to help tackle youth unemployment in the countryside.
Mushrooms, new vegetable varieties and bees: students learn modern farming and earn extra money towards their school fees.
Built in record time: since October 2023, 74 children in three classes have been learning and playing in the new kindergarten.
A dormitory for 48 schoolgirls at the I.P.K. – financially the largest project our association has undertaken so far.
Reading, vocabulary, debates and drama: in the voluntary English Club at I.P.K., pupils improve their English.
A library for the primary school and the 9 Years Basic School, and donated laptops for the new computer science class at I.P.K.
Around 20,000 fruit trees for children and young people in the Kirinda region – and a goat for those who looked after their tree best.
The three schools in Kirinda grow fruit and vegetables in a shared model school garden – for healthier meals in the school canteen.