Aktuality

The Centre Narovinu will be there too! You can look forward to a photo exhibition from Kenya showing life in cities, villages, and development projects; African-themed workshops for the whole family; quizzes; African painting; trying on traditional clothing; carrying things on your head; an “Africa” photo booth; and “Gifts with a Story” from our Fair Trade Shop. By purchasing them, you’ll support local Kenyan artisans as well as the education of children from the Island of Hope in Kenya.

The Narovinu Centre will be there too! You can look forward to a photo exhibition from Kenya capturing life in cities, villages, and development projects, as well as “Gifts with a Story” from our Fair Trade Shop. By purchasing them, you’ll support local Kenyan artisans and help fund the education of children from the Island of Hope in Kenya.

The Long-Distance Adoption Program has been running since 2002 and has helped thousands of children in Kenya gain access to education and thereby achieve better living conditions. However, over more than twenty years, the economic situation has changed significantly — especially in Kenya, where prices of food, transport, energy, and school-related expenses have risen sharply. The basic contribution from donors has remained the same throughout this time, but it is no longer sufficient to cover everything the children need. In addition to tuition fees, it is now necessary to provide for school supplies, uniforms, and lunches, which have become an important part of the support.

Centrum Narovinu u toho bude s nabídkou dárků s příběhem Férového obchůdku, které podporují vzdělání dětí v Keni, výstavou fotografií a workshopy s africkou tématikou.