… was the conversion of the stable in Chyangsar into a sewing workshop and a small “farm shop”. After the animal husbandry on the model farm did not prove successful, a new use was found.[…]

.. 24,400 people live in Soluthudkunda, spread over 565 km2, some of which are very difficult to reach. They are cared for with 2 small hospitals and 9 health posts. It is important here that[…]

… was also important now. We still hope for numerous donations to be able to finance everything. But we had to start buying the material for the health posts in the villages. Our great local[…]

… is being created in Sallery, where a care centre with beds is being built. In order to provide good care for the more than 20,000 people in the villages, which are spread over more[…]

… the girls from Ghunsa are allowed the support that our sponsors make possible. They are encouraged to admit to their needs and talk about their challenges. For specific topics, we then also organise experts[…]

… the women from Meranding are making plans with our partner Racedi Pathak. They also want to learn more about organic vegetable cultivation and increase the diversity of their food with greenhouses. We are still[…]

… all the girls have now been accepted into the scholarship programme. They proudly present their tracksuits. After the children in Chyangsar and Ghunsa, their school attendance and everything else they need to actively build[…]

… is the wall behind the training hall in Ghunsa. It protects the upper field from slipping. The stairway has also been made monsoon-proof with stones. There is now electricity in the training hall and[…]

… the families in Ghunsa made and installed the mats for the ceiling of the training hall themselves. The active contribution of the families is an important element of the joint work. We are very[…]

… can be reported from Chyangsar. Next to the farmhouse, an avocado is being grown for the first time and a small walnut tree has been planted. The main purpose of the model farm is[…]