Christmas project 2025

Rundu & Otjiwarongo, 2025

Child with gift
Children eating
Child with gifts
Child during class

With the Christmas Project 2025, our association set a clear sign that education should not be a luxury. The aim of the project was to support children at our project locations in Namibia with urgently needed school materials and to make the start of the school year in January easier for them. At the same time, the project aimed to ease the financial burden on families during this period. In total, around 300 children were reached.

As part of the project, gift sets worth approximately €10 each were prepared. These included notebooks, pens, and small personal surprises. The sets were lovingly and carefully assembled by our local partners to ensure that the contents matched the children’s age and needs.

Project Locations Reached

The gifts were distributed through the following projects:

  • approx. 200 children at the soup kitchen at the Community Center Rundu
  • approx. 50 children at Annette’s Soup Kitchen in Otjiwarongo
  • approx. 50 children at Mangomba Pre-Primary in Rundu

At the Community Center Rundu, the project was complemented by a shared Christmas celebration. With a bouncy castle and various activities, the children experienced a joyful sense of community. At the same time, the event highlighted the importance of the projects as places of learning, support, and togetherness.

Thank You for Your Support

We sincerely thank all donors for supporting the Christmas Project 2025, as well as our local partners for the reliable implementation on site.

We look forward to continuing this project together again next year.

statistics

The project in numbers

approx. 10 €

per present

children

300

Donations: 3000€ / 3000€

Local Partners

Teamwork makes the dream work.

Mitglieder von Ithemba Charity Group und Conambiki
Ithemba Charity Group

Non-profit association from Rundu

Annette
Annette

Founder of Annette's Soup Kitchen

Franziska
Franziska

Location

This is one of the places where the gifts go:

  • Otjiwarongo: A regional town with around 28,000 residents, located about 250 km from the capital, Windhoek. This is where Annette's soup kitchen provides warm meals, protection, and support to children from difficult backgrounds.

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