BUILD PREPARATION STARTED
Stone splitting After 3 days of traveling by bus Bouwteam has arrived from southern Nepal. Immediately started making an access “road” to the construction site. Supported with large equipment. A group of 8 men will
Stone splitting After 3 days of traveling by bus Bouwteam has arrived from southern Nepal. Immediately started making an access “road” to the construction site. Supported with large equipment. A group of 8 men will
It can go fast. This afternoon we received the message that the Wilde Ganzen will support the project: the construction and furnishing of the 1st phase of the Ton memorial School Sailung. It can go fast. In May
The BrIte Foundation surprised us : € 9,896,- Thank You BrITE Foundation The BrIte Foundation surprised us by sponsoring a complete classroom. €9,896,- How cool is that. Thanks to this generous donation, the
It's great how everything in our project comes together. In August 2020, the Rotaryclub Uelsen-Coevorden decided to support the Sailung project in the next 5 years. With a multi-year commitment we can move forward a little further
Nepal celebrates Bal Divas/Children's Day as an official holiday. Children's Day or Bal Divas Day is celebrated everywhere to honor the children and minors. It is celebrated in Nepal and the whole kingdom on September 14.
an amount of €15,000 We were pleasantly surprised with the message we received from the secretary of the Interchurch 40-day action Laren-Blaricum-Eemnes. “We are pleased to inform you that the proceeds of the Interdenominational 40-day action Laren-Blaricum-Eemnes 2020,
The first newsletter was sent by e-mail on 22 August. COPY OF NEWSLETTER August 2020
The monsoon rain is heavy this year, everything is flooded. Video https://youtu.be/wd48n-2KaVQ Also a reason to quickly place a new school building.
How nice is it when you receive support from an unexpected source to promote the foundation. Niece of Ton, Anouk, has been staying in Mexico for a while, but the distance is certainly no obstacle to us.
Krishna obtained the first formal signature for the planning application yesterday. For this he had to go to the local office of the VDC, which is more than an hour's walk from the school. A queue with all kinds of paperwork was in front of him. Next one