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In the last week before the holidays, not only did the annual closing celebration take place in Okakarara, but also team building with the staff and children. So on my project trip I was able to play sack races, blind man’s buff and musical chairs, beanbag/can throwing and much more. This was organized by the volunteers Anna Fink, Nele Greitenevert, Selma Korbach and

We’re happy to look back on the time of year when, even in the north, it was really warm and sunny—on that fantastic summer of 2018. The Gymnasium at Willmsstraße in Delmenhorst used it, among other things, to organise a charity run. The students of the Sports Department were primarily responsible for the wonderful organisation

Janina Zierer, board member of the Soroptimist International club from Münsterland, visited Namibia in 2017. That’s how she learned about steps for children and its educational programmes for children in need. Through a comprehensive presentation of our project work by our ambassador Tom Neukirchen, the Soroptimists were able to get a clear picture of the concept and the support offerings in the children’s crèche, kindergarten, preschool and afternoon support. They

© Thomas Sbampato A completely different life—Emma in Okakarara My name is Emma. From early July to the end of August 2018, I lived in Okakarara, Namibia with three other volunteers, where I supported the steps for children project in the ECD/Kindergarten/Preschool, the After School Care, in the office and in the sewing workshop. It was a

Our steps children in Namibia have been supported for many years now through the successful initiatives of the „School at the Garden City“. These activities are well known among students, teachers and parents and have a firm place in everyday school life. For example, last year, an African festival organised by class 4d generated a considerable sum in the three-figure