And describes the deep friendship which exists between people of Zimbabwe and Germany since 1985. In the early years Christa Zeller and her family lived in Zimbabwe for 5 years. Since then she supports the kindergarten with her donation project. Despite political and economic problems this close bond remains unbroken.
… means awareness of the environment. We wish to use what we have resourcefully. Water and electricity have to be used wisely. Avoidance of garbage, esp. plastics is an important aspect of child education.
… be proud of your culture – is our slogan. Diverse traditions such as music, dance, ancient knowledge and craft skills need to be preserved in Zimbabwe. This heritage has to be passed on to next generations.
… is acceptance and respectful togetherness across cultures and religions. Particular focus is on girl and woman empowerment, as well as integration of disabled children who have very limited opportunities in the Zimbabwean society.
… means strengthening our human environment through education. Exchange with other kindergartens and nearby community is meant to strengthen the sense fo togetherness. Our women empowerment project, and parent participation in exchange for scholarship are central aspects of our work.
Through our international presence we directly support the people of Zimbabwe and advocate for an open and tolerant society. We come together through our local collaboration and stand up for sustainable social development. What counts is your participation, passion and openness towards a multifaceted culture. If you are interested in joining Bongai Shamwari in Zimbabwe, then we are looking forward to hearing from you.
Donations and sponsoring by businesses, associations, or public institutions can take on many shapes and forms. Whether through monetary contributions, donation of materials, or sharing of our ideas – all forms of support are always welcome. It makes us happy to see our community of supporters grow. Thank you so much to all of you!