The implementation of the required hygiene measures in lockdown phase 3 has begun successfully. Take a look at the almost routine procedures that take place every morning in all steps – and steps partner projects. The children and young people have also become accustomed to the procedure by now. Above all, they are happy that a little normality is returning to their everyday lives and that they are once again allowed to learn and play regularly in the projects.   

The applicable hygiene rules are pinned to the wall of a building in Gobabis. However, they apply in exactly the same way in our other projects.  

First, hands are disinfected upon entry, as Santiago, a preschool teacher in Gobabis, demonstrates here. 

Ivanshia, project manager of Bridge of Hope in Rehoboth, is training female staff here at the kick-off meeting on a Monday morning. 

The forehead thermometer is also used in the projects.

The children stand patiently waiting, keeping their distance, until it's their turn.

The temperatures at the table are documented in a notebook for all children and staff.

We would like to sincerely thank all donors for their support in procuring hygiene products and fever thermometers.