i-magine e.V. supports the Jambo-kids!

An aid project by: i-magine e.V. (Waridi S.)

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Waridi S. (Project Manager)

i-magine e.V. supports kids in Kenya trough helping to help themselves: education. The kids beeing introduced here are supportet by Jambo Kinderförderung. Through the friendship of the head of Jambo, Esther, and the founder of i-magine e.V, Waridi this collaboration evolved. In the end we are supporting the same cause: provide kids in Kenya with education. The kids beeing intrdoced here had to struggle a lot in their childhood because the grew / grow up with the presence of HIV/Aids.Because of this disease money is little: some of the kids are orphans and have no parents to support them or costs for medicine are so high that there is not much money left to pay the school fees.
This is why those kids need your help!

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2 news from the project – the latest from 08 September 2010
About the carrier of this project “i-magine e.V.”
Location: Migori, Kenya
Updated on 19 April 2012, published on 15 June 2010

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Ruth

€125 raised

Both Ruths mother and sister are HIV-infected. The mother refuses to take medicine, therefore she faces the full impact of the disease. Ruth takes care of her sick family members. Unfortunately, her grades got worse, so she needs extra tution.