Sonnenkinderprojekt Namibia e. V.

It has become a tradition that students of the “Drei-Freunde-Grundschule” Scholen-Sudwalde do small activities during the autumn vacation in order to support the school attendance of their sponsored child Leonie

The listed building of the Namib High School in Swakopmund, Namibia (former German Secondary School) looks back on a history of more than 100 years full of upheavals and new

Since January 2021, Namib High School Swakopmund has co-pedagogical support. In the classes of Mrs. Sobek the school dog Charly accompanies the lessons. The principle of “HuPäSch – Hundgestützte Pädagogik

Swakopmund Primary School in Swakopmund has received a new printer from the Sonnenkinderprojekt. It will enable the teachers to make the lessons more versatile. In the photo, the Sonnenkinder from

The Varrel secondary school is the new partner school of the Sonnenkinderprojekt Namibia, agreed by (from left) Udo Bechtel, Christina Stegemann-Auhage, Arthur Rohlfing, Julia Gaßmann, Carola Labbus, Julien Anik and

(Principal Renate Mohrmann on the left, teacher Christine Hoppe on the right. Middle: Arthur Rohlfing) Every year during the fall vacations, the students of the Drei-Freunde-Grundschule Scholen with its branch

SKP’s liaison teacher Bonita Franz was able to hand out urgently needed school supplies to the sponsored children of the Sonnenkinderprojekt. All the sponsored children were more than grateful, as

The car from the Namibia Global Fund Program had been sitting unused at a government office for two years. When the management of Coastal High School heard about this, they

Namibia is still suffering from the Covid19 pandemic, and with it a difficult food supply for the population. Residents in the so-called “informal settlements” of Swakopmund (Mondesa) and Windhoek (Katutura)

Article in the local newspaper Sulinger Kreiszeitung If he could, he would immediately book a plane ticket to Namibia. For almost two years, Arthur Rohlfing has not been back to