We are celebrating 30 years of hospitality in SALEM-Uganda.
It has always been a particular concern of SALEM-founder Gottfried Müller that guests are welcome and can be accommodated in all SALEM projects. The guesthouses were ceremoniously opened in 1994 by Vice President Kisekka in the presence of many guests.
Our project manager in SALEM-Togo, Gbati Nikabou, does not let setbacks get him down. Again and again he experiments in the nursery and also passes on his knowledge. He has now taken another step in the fight against climate change.
When Samuel Müller traveled to Togo last year to visit the SALEM-project, he was able to see the difference between a school with plants and a schoolground without a single tree.
While you could hear children laughing in one schoolyard, it was almost unbearable with the heat in the other. SALEM would like to do something about this. Will you help us?
In the Children's Home of SALEM-Uganda, many children and young people live with a difficult fate. Here you can read the story of little George, who, despite his bad start in life, was finally able to experience love and attention.
There is a lot to do at our training center in Togo right now, as project manager Gbati Nikabou reports. Unfortunately, the start of our new training programme has been delayed a bit due to bureaucratic hurdles. But the waiting time is well used.