Sponsorships for children and young people in Kenya
The children and people in rural areas of Kenya are largely left to fend for themselves. Whether it's infrastructure, education, or medical care, there is little to nothing available. This is not the case in the Mwzana village community on the Galana River, however, as it is home to an aid project initiated in 2014 by Markus and Birgit Dietz from Forchtenberg in Germany. The school built there has now been state-approved for some time.
However, the children and their families must pay the school fees of €30 per year and for the school uniforms. And that's where the problem begins: on average, a family has 8–12 children and little or no income. So there are two hurdles to overcome:
a) the purchase of school uniforms, without which children in Kenya are NOT allowed to attend school
b) the school fees payable annually for the secondary school class following elementary school.
Markus and Birgit, who now spend most of the year on site, try to identify which children have potential and where support would be most effective, taking into account the social situation of the family. We are now gradually adding various profiles to the homepage and linking them to
in the donation form .
This means that the child can be supported on a one-off or regular basis. We also ensure that there is personal contact if this is desired.
By the way, everyone is welcome to visit the project directly—a Western-style "house" is available for guests and fathers/donors...
Sponsors are currently being sought for these people:

Pendo
looking for sponsorships
Pendo is about 10 years old. She is a very helpful girl and also very diligent in carrying out the many tasks that need to be done in a community. For example, she is always the first to fetch water for the garden.
Pendo has a good grasp of games that require mathematical skills, such as "Kniffel." In other words, anything that involves counting and combining.
Future: Pendo has well-developed social skills. She would therefore be well suited to training as a teacher, educator, or nurse.

Edwin Safari
Seeking training partnership as a physician
Edwin is a young man from the Mwanza community who is striving to get ahead. His academic and personal qualities were so good that he was sent to study at Mombasa Medical College.
However, this was only possible because he had a sponsor who provided the necessary financial support. From elementary school onwards, all pupils and students have to pay for their own education or find someone to support them. We still need your support for the last semester. Although one person has already stepped in, Edwin needs several sponsors to raise the sum of approximately 7,200 euros per year.
Edwin's goal is to return to his community after completing his studies and gaining some practical experience in the city, and to work there as a doctor. Too many people die because there is no medical care whatsoever. Edwin wants to put an end to this situation after completing his training.

Martin
is looking for a sponsor
Martinisone of eight children of single father David Ziro. Martin's mother left his father years ago.
David Ziro earns money to support his family by selling homemade palm wine.
Martinisan intelligent and smart young man. He is particularly helpful. He is very persistent in everything he does and sticks with tasks until they are completed. He is very talented at manual work and is always at the forefront when there is something to be done.
Future: Martin's helpful nature and talents mean he has what it takes to do well at school and should therefore be encouraged. His manual skills will certainly stand him in good stead for his future career.

Samuel
is still looking for another sponsor
Samuelisthe youngest of 10 children in the family. The family lives in a hut on the village square. The Saro family is one of the poorest in the village because Francis cannot find steady work. Francis occasionally works on construction sites in the surrounding area and sometimes earns up to 300 shillings (approx. $2.50) a day.
Samuelisa very bright, outgoing little boy. At just 4 years old, he already shows great talent in language development: he speaks German, English, Swahili, and the Giriama tribal language at a level appropriate for his age.
He even has the German children's songs "Alle meine Entchen" and "Die Affen rasen durch den Wald" memorized in his repertoire...
Future: Samuel has great linguistic abilities and, as far as can be judged, he has the aptitude to be a good to very good student.
