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Foster needy Maasai girls education, in Kenya. Their parents are too poor to pay for a high school. With 400 CHF/year the ass. MAA can do it. 20 girls are waiting for your help

With 150kg of beads, 15 Maasai women can do permanent beadwork for 2 years, generate a stable income and create better livelihoods.

Dancers For the World supports the young dancers of the largest slum in Africa. International ballet dancers will offer their knowledge and discover new talents, bring hope and open doors...

Wir betreuen ein Schulprojekt in Kenya Ostafrika. Bald werden die Kindergärtner in die Primarschule übertreten und wir möchten die bereits bestehenden Klassenzimmer fertigstellen.

Kindly we need your support to finish a primary school in Kenya. There is already a concept as well as an area and a room. Please help us to realize the project!

Let’s achieve healthy and sustainable farms for Kenyan consumers and smallholder farmers! Water shortages, climate change and pollution are all challenges, which will be tackled with your support.

We are building a school in Kenya. Currently, we have classrooms for kindergarten and middle school. To ensure continuity for our students, we need classrooms for elementary classes.

Ermögliche über 200 Schulkindern aus dem Slum ein einmaliges Erlebnis: Mit deiner Hilfe organisieren wir eine Schulreise, um ihren Horizont zu erweitern und ihnen die Schönheit ihres Landes zu zeigen.

In Nairobi we need your help NOW! Women & children are confronted with violence and abuse every day! We want to offer them protection NOW and help them become independent.

Chu–Ak Clothing is a young and remarkable South Sudanese fashion label, rising in the energetic and assertive upcoming fashion scene of the pulsating East African metropolis of Nairobi.

Apporter des solutions d’accès à l’eau potable pour 5 villages Maasaï au Kenya avec l’organisation Emayian Integrated Development basée au Kenya et l’Alliance des Gardiens de Mère Nature.

WORLD WOMEN SELF DEFENSE ASSOCIATION!
Hilfsprojekt an Kenianischen Schulen. Aufklärungsarbeit und Selbstverteidigungskurse für Mädchen u. Frauen. Ausbildung von einheimischen Trainerinnen vor Ort.