Black and White Together Partnership Trip to Namibia: In mid-August, a small delegation from the Namibia Support Association in Pfedelbach will travel to Namibia at their own expense to visit projects there and discuss with Namibian partners how donated funds from Germany can continue to be used effectively. Albertina Willem is the manager of the soup kitchen in Okombahe, Hermann Auibeb is the principal of the Martin Luther High School, and Star Kandjii is the project manager of the Namibian support association HANO. The association has invited all three to accompany the German delegation for a week, allowing them to learn about other projects in different parts of the country. While every German tourist in Namibia appreciates the diverse wildlife in Etosha National Park, Albertina had never been to the Etosha Pan. She had never seen many of the country's large animals, such as lions, rhinos, and elephants, in their natural habitat. It's simply too expensive to afford something like this when you otherwise barely have enough food for your family. This will give us the opportunity to meet our African partners as equals, and it's an important step towards genuine solidarity and partnership. During our week together, we'll have time to talk, eat, experience Christian fellowship, and get to know each other better. We in the organization hope that this will help us better understand people's daily lives and unleash positive energy within ourselves and them.

Spontane Hilfe in Khorixas