What does your FSJ in Namibia look like? What does your FSJ in Namibia look like? We asked this question of the two volunteers from Rehoboth who came to Namibia together in August 2022 and began their voluntary service with steps for children. They describe what their daily tasks are, what they in
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Together with the Foundation Hilfe mit Plan and Plan International in Zimbabwe, we support specifically young girls and women to prevent child marriage and strengthen their rights. We strengthen girls„ rights: through youth clubs at all project schools, which build on the “Champions of Change” model developed by Plan International: girls learn how they
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Do you know the ethnic minority of the San? The San are considered the indigenous people of southern Africa. Over thousands of years, their living space has been increasingly squeezed by the arrival of the Bantu („Black Africans“) and Europeans. This also led to their culture being lost. Many San people today can no longer speak their language, where one
Dr. Michael Hoppe, Hamburg-based entrepreneur and foundation founder, talks in “6 Questions for Dr. Michael Hoppe” about his biggest lessons learned, his vision for steps for children and which moments of success still inspire him today. What is the biggest difference between your years as a successful entrepreneur and your work as a board member of your own foundation? As an entrepreneur, you had
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6. wph Charity Golf event in support of steps for children With great pleasure, wph Wohnbau und Projektentwicklung Hamburg GmbH has already organized the 6th Charity Golf event in support of steps for children — and the company’s targeted donation goal was exceeded by far. Through activities such as the „€50 per birdie“ and the „€150 per eagle“ campaigns, as well as further
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From guardian angel child to student in Namibia In Okakarara, a small place in Namibia, Clenda was born 20 years ago. She grew up there with her single mother. But Clenda has by no means been raised alone by her mother — she lived together with her entire family in Okakarara: with her grandmother, her uncles and aunts, her
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Your Birthday Fundraising Campaign Starting a campaign for a good cause on your birthday is a wonderful experience. Together with their guests, people get involved, as in the case of Ms Birgit Janssen and Mr Alex Buma, with steps for children, thereby promoting educational opportunities and future prospects for our children and young people in Namibia and Zimbabwe. The birthday campaign of
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How does a social leave in Namibia work? Here you can find out how to best spend a vacation with steps for children in Namibia while also having a clearer conscience – it is then called social leave, and for a week you have the opportunity to help out a little at one of our projects. First of all, you have to
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On 17 May 2022, the members’ meeting of our support association steps for children e.V. took place. In addition to the association members, numerous guests and interested parties also attended. We would like to thank all participants very sincerely and are delighted that we were able to record this year’s presentation, delivered by Michael Hoppe. In this video, you can experience the current project development first hand. https://vimeo.com/712223002
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On Saturday, 18 June 2022, the Festival of Foundations will take place at Planten un Bloomen as part of the Hamburg Foundation Days — it’s worth stopping by. This time, we’ll also be there with an information booth. You’ll find us in the afternoon in front of the music pavilion — our volunteer helpers, who this year will look after the stand and present steps for children,
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