Monthly Archives: October 2011

At 12:15 p.m., the truck with a 40′ container drove up to our premises: the long-prepared loading of a myriad of different donated goods for the Rural Youth Association in Wenchi / Ghana could begin. The donations, which had been … Continue reading →

We received an irrigation unit for the planned donation transport of the Ghana e.V. in the Niedersächsische Landjugend. Our mechanics workshop cleaned the machine, fitted spare parts and got it running successfully. The preparatory work for the replacement of the … Continue reading →

The Hildesheim sculptor and contact artist Moritz Bormann is no stranger to many employees at Arbeit und Dritte Welt. Mutual visits to workshops and studios laid the foundations for an intensive working relationship several years ago. An exhibition by Bormann … Continue reading →

The International Youth Community Services (IJGD) organize work camps in which young people from different countries and cultures around the world meet to live together for two to four weeks and get involved in a meaningful project. The participants use … Continue reading →

Almost half of the container intended for the DARE project in Nigeria has now been repainted and the number of donations to be sent in it is steadily increasing. Today, on Saturday, Mr. Blaschke and Mr. Fredmüller drove up with … Continue reading →

After some back and forth, the container we sent with lots of donated goods for Hogar de Christo has finally been taken out of the port of Valparaiso and transported to its destination in Santiago. We were very happy when … Continue reading →

Under the leadership of the Eritrean Association for the Physically Disabled in Stuttgart e.V., we were partners in a project that was completely new to us and to everyone else involved: at the same time, a 40′ container was loaded … Continue reading →

We were delighted to see our old friend Cahsai Tewelde again, who had already supported the founding of our association in 1995 with help and advice. Together with Habte Ghebrai, he had set off from Mannheim to bring specialist books … Continue reading →

A storage shed should help to improve order on our premises.

Our metal workshop produced 9 poster holders on behalf of Hildesheim Marketing. These will be used on Andreaskirchplatz as part of the “Leben lernen – Lernen leben” (“Learn to live – live to learn”) campaign.