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New mattresses for nursery

Since November, we have had a new partner project in Windhoek. „Love your neighbour“ is located in the Katutura shanty town and was founded in 2001. Six teachers and the headmaster look after around 300 children in the crèche, kindergarten and pre-school. The entire buildings of the project were destroyed by fire on 28 July 2014 and were only hastily rebuilt. To support around 60

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Egg cartons, milk cartons, tea bags… and Jingle Bells

[:de] The Holiday Club in Gobabis is in its second week. Here is an up-to-date look at what the volunteers have been putting together: „Not only in Germany is „upcycling“ a trend, it has also been turned „waste“ into fantastic kites, stylish milk-carton purses, papier-mâché hot-air balloons and Christmas cards decorated with designs from used tea bags in the Holiday Club #2 in Gobabis. The motivated

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to equip steps homes with solar cookers

[:de] At our project sites in Gobabis and Otavi, steps for children has expanded its social support by setting up so-called steps-homes. This helps mothers or families who, in addition to their own children, also raise several orphan children. The children who otherwise live on the streets are given a home, care, and are provided for. We want to provide every steps-homes family with a

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Holiday Club December 2015

After the ceremonial end of the school year, the holiday programme is back on the agenda. Our volunteers and teachers have received strong support from Georgene, a senior pupil from Walvis Bay, who lends a hand in Gobabis during the Christmas holidays. Here is a report from our volunteers on the first week:   „Time-tested favourites, like the Olympic Games and a Science Experiment Day, as well as something new, like shell necklaces.

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Support the right to education

Today is the International Day of Human Rights. steps for children would like to take this opportunity to draw particular attention to the right to education. The right to education addresses the human right to free access to education, equal opportunities and the right to schooling. We pursue these aspects with our work in Namibia as well, because education

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