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This is what your social leave could look like in steps for children projects.

With just a few nights in our guest houses, you can work together with our employees and volunteers in the preschool during the day, support afternoon classes or help in the soup kitchen.
Right in the middle, experience the real practice of a social project that takes care of the poorest children and young people in Namibia attend to and understand daily challenges guaranteed to be different from your own at home. Your donation arrives – you can check that yourself.
In addition, you can book a tour of the place so that you don't miss the most interesting corners and regional cuisine during your stay.

Be part of the effects of steps for children for a holiday.

Maintenance work on social leave

Make a difference while you sleep - stay in our guesthouses.

children in Namibia

Social leave in Namibia - be part of the effect

Wolfgang's social leave in Namibia was varied

Social leave in Namibia

Social vacation in Namibia at steps - do good

Wolfgang went on social leave to Namibia in 2018

"Singing, learning and playing with the children in the mornings was fun, but we were able to contribute the most in the afternoons, where we were able to help the students individually or in small groups, especially in English and mathematics."

Idwal Jones The Jones family was with steps for children in Okakarara in the summer of 2019. You can find the little report here:

Where do you sleep during your social leave?

There is enough space in our guesthouses for families with children, but it is also possible for single travelers to reserve a single room.

"For our children, the first points of contact with the steps children were overwhelming, since some of them rarely had contact with fair-skinned children and they therefore approached you with great interest and in part also came in close contact. After the first literal sniffing and touching My son Elija played football, table tennis and board games with you from day one. "

Eva Liesberg

The Liesberg family helped in our project in Okakarara in spring 2019. You can read here how exactly all four family members worked: