During their working visit to the project in Kenya in mid-May, President Erich Kühnis (Rhein-Valley Hospital) and President Eddie Kroll (Shilling for Shilling) also visited the children and young people. They are at the center of the project. Consequently, all decisions are based on their needs.
The partnership between the Rhine Valley Hospital Association and the Shilling for Shilling Association is shaping up very well. To ensure that the project continues to develop as successfully as it has to date, the two presidents meet regularly on site.
The project management for the four young people each bought two new sets of a uniform. They didn't have a shilling to spend on it. Now they are no longer excluded and are allowed to learn.
The Rhein-Valley Hospital Association has its registered office in Altstätten. The population in the Städtli and the region had followed and supported the work of the board for many years. At the May market there was an opportunity to get news about the school and the infirmary.
The Rhein-Valley Hospital Association is based in Altstätten in the St.Gallen Rhine Valley. There, on Thursday, May 4, (8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) the Maimarkt, one of the four big markets of the year, will take place. We are very pleased to be represented there with an information booth.
The Rhine Valley Hospital Association has found a medical director: Violet Mathanga is 30 years old and has a solid training as a nurse.
The Maji Moto school and the neighboring Rhine Valley Hospital Healthcenter are remote from any infrastructure. Without a vehicle, relief supplies would not reach the people. Now the club has bought a solid vehicle.
Ende März wurde eine Solaranlage auf dem Dach der Krankenstation installiert. This means that the power supply is now also secured.
Work in the infirmary is progressing well. Until we receive the operating license for the Rhein-Valley Hospital Healthcenter from the Ministry of Health of Kenya, there is still a little work to be done. They run.
Fatama Bakari Ushanga is 35 years old and has two children. She finds it difficult to manage her everyday life. The reason is not only that she has no husband to take care of the family. She is blind. So she can't even look at her children. But there is hope.
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