[:de] Wer möchte nicht gut aussehen zur Weihnachtsfeier mit Kolleg/innen, der Familie, mit Freunden oder am Silvesterabend. Und dazu gehört sicherlich auch ein schicker Haarschnitt! Wenn Sie sich vom villageville-Team stylen lassen, helfen Sie damit auch gleich noch unseren steps-Kindern! So geht’s: Teilen Sie dem villageville-Team mit, dass Sie über die Facebook Kampagne „steps for children“ […]
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The guest house in Okakarara is also getting plenty of work done by our „caretaker for a while“, Michael Steinbach. What new additions his help has brought to the guest house, he writes in the second part of his report: „For „warming up“, a Braai was built in September at the new steps guest house. It’s a kind of grill table that’s packed with wood or charcoal. The „Braaien“”
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Michael Steinbach is currently working for steps for children in Okakarara. The journalist devotes his time during his stay to tasks outside his profession and helps wherever help is needed. In steps this week, he reports on what those tasks are and what challenges he encounters in Namibia — here is the first part: „Still with
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[:de] This year as well – on Saturday, 21.11.2015 – we will be represented with a stand in the Mercado shopping centre in Altona. Our volunteer team will not only inform you about our projects in Namibia and the ways you can support them from Germany. A skill game for children is just as appealing as designer bags and accessories for adults
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Michael Hoppe is back on the road in Namibia. For 12 days, he will visit our steps projects with a film crew and also meet potentially new partners. Here are a few impressions from Gobabis. A computer course for kids © Lina Zangers Daily food distribution from the soup kitchen © Lina Zangers steps homes © Lina
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[:de] For the fourth time already, wph Wohnbau und Projektentwicklung Hamburg GmbH has hosted the exclusive event „Talk with Soul“ for your business partners, colleagues, and friends in Hamburg. In the premises of the Sturmfreie Bude Alster, located on the 13th floor of the Alstertower, a very personal setting was created for this evening, to enable interesting conversations away from
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[:de] During the Christmas season, our sponsorship partner beliya is launching an initiative for all donors of steps for children. From a donation of 20 EURO, beliya gives you a BAG or an ACCESSORY of your choice, which you can select via our online form. Here’s the way to the charity campaign: Every donation helps to finance our
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On 4 November 2015, the 9th annual general meeting of the Förderverein steps for children e.V. (support association) took place. For this evening, Sydbank made its wonderful conference rooms in HafenCity available to our association. Once again, our heartfelt thanks. Due to the occasion, 35 visitors — including members and guests — came together. Many volunteers also followed the invitation. Their work was highlighted as part of the event — particularly
[:de] Over the weekend we received a very sad message from Okakarara. Our long-standing staff member Catlain „Katjotjo“ Kangumine passed away unexpectedly and far too soon in the evening of 5 November. Catlain provided substantial support to Sonja Schneider-Waterberg with the coordination and organisation of the steps project. Catlain was an important team member. She helped manage the situation among the staff
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[…] Wednesday lunchtime gets dramatic! For several weeks now, we’ve been working with some older girls from the Afternoonclass on theatre. The goal is to put together a short play that will be performed at the graduation ceremony at the end of November. The girls are enthusiastic about it, even when they have to imagine that they will be walking across scorching sand
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