Collection points in Vienna and Lower Austria are open longer!
Due to the terrible weather events of the past few days, our collection points in Vienna and Lower Austria have decided to extend the collection period!
DONATION CALL for refugee families in Cyprus
Help us to successfully implement our next project: In October, we will be traveling to Cyprus to support refugee families!
Confronting the causes of flight with love, hope & humanity
Over the last few weeks, we have tried to give an insight into the difficult reality of life for Cubans. With the caravan, we are usually where escape has already happened. In Cuba we were ...
Support for the “Orange Moon” project
Over 40 musicians came together years ago under the name "La Luna Naranja" to create their own cultural center. But this flagship project was on the brink of collapse.
Project in harmony with nature – “El Caliman”
Everyone has probably heard of the Rastafarians in Jamaica. The fact that there are also Rastafarians in Cuba, on the other hand, is more insider knowledge. This community lives in complete harmony with nature.
A glimpse of hope through the “window to the valley”
Around 300 km west of Havana lies the Viñales Valley, one of the tourist hotspots. There, we supported the socio-cultural project "Ventana al Valle".
Dancing as a source of life for street children
One of the projects we have supported in Cuba is "Niños en la frontera" in the capital Havana, more precisely in the middle of the social hotspot district "La Lisa".
Acute supply crisis in Cuba as cause of flight
During their project stay, the Karawanis Bruno and Pascal were able to experience the acute supply crisis in Cuba first-hand: The price of gasoline quintupled overnight (!).
An extraordinary aid project in Cuba
In February 2024, the two Karawanis Bruno & Pascal traveled to Cuba to help people there who are on the edge of their existence. In the last two years, one million Cubans have fled their country!
Sponsors wanted for school children in Lebanon!
Two schools in the middle of huge refugee ghettos in Beirut/Lebanon are among our heartfelt projects. Around 30,000 people live in each of these "ghettos", who are still considered refugees decades later ...