Yoga for Namibia With a weekly online yoga course offering – Yoga for Namibia – Birgit Janssen, together with her course participants, supports the children and young people of steps for children in Namibia. In a short interview, you can get to know Birgit – and perhaps you’ll be joining us next Monday at 8 p.m.?! During this
From a guardian angel child to a steps student The journey from a guardian angel child to a steps student is long – and hardly possible without the support of many guardian angels. The children we welcome in our facilities in Namibia live on the edge of poverty in Informal Settlements. Our social steps facilities with kindergarten, preschool, soup kitchen and afternoon care are close by
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„We'd love to do it again.“ Britta and Marcel Damberg are convinced by our work in Namibia and are once again committed to education and future opportunities together with their guests. Celebrating 130 years together Britta and Marcel Damberg have several reasons to celebrate. Together, the couple are celebrating 130 years: 100 years of birthday celebrations and a porcelain wedding (after
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We send double greetings from Namibia! We, that is Emilie and Johanna, cordially invite you to take a little mental journey to Namibia and into our everyday life at steps for children in Okakarara. Johanna Emilie But first, of course, we would like to introduce ourselves: I, Emilie, am 18 years old and have been working in Namibia since the end of March.
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Making girls strong in Zimbabwe steps for children, together with the foundation Hilfe mit Plan and Plan International, strengthens girls in particular through measures that prevent child marriage, enable education and career prospects, educational work and violence prevention and support young women and families to make proper use of income-generating measures. Last year, for example, 100 disadvantaged children
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f.l.t.r. Stefan Wolfschütz, Sophie Allerkamp, Andreas Roß, Michael Hoppe, Marie Schnaidt, Kirsten vom Heu, Simone Damak Team spirit Although the Hamburger steps team consists of seven people, three of them are not paid and work for the foundation on a voluntary basis. The others are employed on a part-time basis, which means that we manage with just under 2 positions in total, as well as support from freelancers and
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Intern Luise at steps for children My name is Luise Schrei and I completed a three-month internship at steps for children. I passed my high school diploma in the summer and then travelled for several months with a tent and backpack – mainly hitchhiking. During this time, I was able to explore especially the southern and eastern parts of Europe.
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Guardian angel children in afternoon lessons are encouraged and challenged. Namafu/ steps for children Teachers in Namibia The school grades of pupils at state schools in Namibia are rather poor - this is also due to the unsound training of teachers. steps addresses the problem by training kindergarten and preschool teachers through recognised educational institutions. Education and training has
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Tango in Fado - music unites The singer and musician Stefan Voss did not miss the opportunity to support the children of steps for children once again with a great musical campaign: Together with many friends and musicians from all over the world, he has recorded a song. The revenue generated by Spotify and your streaming
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Footballs for children Footballs for children – Spirits retailer brings footballs to Okakarara (Namibia) and creates joy of playing at 31 degrees. 65 footballs were handed over in Namibia at the beginning of April to the employees of steps for children. And, of course, to steps children, who will be kicking with these footballs in the future. The campaign was made possible by the Kinzigtal youth football club with
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