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During my visit to the village Niaguis I noticed immediately that there prevail particularly simple conditions. An insight into the existing improvised kindergarten pointed to me that the circumstances are very poor, and needy. Many children were sitting on a mat and some old, small chairs.

The toilet is built by the teacher himself to allow that an improvised variant is at least available but hardly acceptable for so many children. After my greeting in which I refereed many curious eyes, the children have to come quickly to me. It was impressive from so  much happiness of the children.
Despite the very modest means they are happy and proud to be a kindergarten child.

There are only a few who have the privilege to visit this kindergarten. But the needs were quickly recognized and it was immediately clear to me that under these debilitating circumstances little can be offered to a conducive teaching. In addition, many more children wait for a chance to go to kindergarten, in order to visit the existing school afterwards.
So I've decided that I would like to promote in this village for the first kindergarten with three departments for about 90 children, along with our association.

Marielle Furter, Head of projects