And again, some items are arriving for the children in Kathmandu. Durable shoes and clothing. We’re really glad that two travelers have brought something for the children of New Kopila Home. At the airport, a pair of shoes was actually stolen. What do you do with a child’s shoes?
If you lose your parents, life becomes really difficult. Who takes care of you, who looks after your education, who pays your school fees, who provides your medical care—and who is simply there for your worries and problems? Here in Nakuru, it is the NGO Utunzi Kwa Watoto along with the wonderful Bena. And that…
It’s accomplished. We spent months getting our shipment of items (backpacks, bags, and clothing – thanks to Tatonka and the DAV National Climbing Team) to Chile. All the bureaucracy, the back-and-forth of countless documents and applications, lasted seemingly forever. Thanks especially to the people on-site who stood before customs many times and always helped us.…
In August, a whole shipment with blankets, shoes, sandals, backpacks, soccer balls, jerseys, and more will arrive at Riverheights in Katutura, Namibia. Thanks to Tatonka, Lowa, Columbia, and Jerseys for the World for the great support.
And Ojuka continues his journey through Mongolia, from family to family. With winter coats, scarves, shoes and backpacks for the children.
…and the distribution of the new items to the nearly 100 kids of Utunzi Kwa Watoto continues.
Annabel, a mobile dentist on the road in Nepal, starts in Kathmandu at the New Kopila Children’s Home. She brings new backpacks, shoes, and clothing for the children. Thanks to Prajola for the great help and support. Thanks to Tatonka, Sprayway, Columbia, and Lowa for backing this project.
Ojuka is traveling through the vastness of Mongolia, far from Ulaanbaatar, visiting families in their yurts. She has clothes and shoes with her for the children.
And once again, a journey to Kenya. Thank you to Esther, who can bring shoes and clothing for the children of Utunzi Kwa Watoto. And of course, a big thank you to Bena for organizing everything on site. Thanks also to Lowa, Columbia, and Ortovox for supporting this project.
Our wonderful items also reach families far away in the Mongolian steppe. With warm clothing, shoes and backpacks.