Caravan member Bruno Maul tells…
Caravan member Bruno Maul has written a personal article about what has happened so far. We don't want to keep this from you.
Caravan member Bruno Maul has written a personal article about what has happened so far. We don't want to keep this from you.
Many impressions rained down on us in the first stage of our Lebanon aid mission: joy next to sorrow, poor next to rich, hope next to despair.
For the first time, a "mobile painting room" is part of the caravan in Lebanon: This gives up to 30 children the opportunity to express their feelings in painting every day.
Although we have only recently arrived, we feel like we have been here a long time. We were given an incredibly warm welcome!
Our mission for our relief work in Lebanon is simple: personal help for the many refugee children in Lebanon.
It starts at the end of next week: Our caravan team is traveling to Lebanon again to help refugee Syrian orphans.
During our relief effort in May, we are pushing ahead with our school project: Two new teachers and a cook are to be hired.
At the beginning of May, our aid team will go back to Lebanon to help the orphans in the refugee camps and to further expand the school project.
In Lebanon, it still has deep sub-zero temperatures in the mountains. We have again financed heating material and food packages for refugees in the amount of €12,318.
"I don't help refugees, I just help people," says Zlatan Kovačević, our project partner from Bosnia. That is why he is now helping the people in Ukraine with his NGO.