Integration project “Olivia”

Integration project “Olivia”

Thanks to some donations, the integration project “Olivia” could be expanded. The foundation was able to rent a larger house in Kinshasa (Congo), where several rooms are available. In these rooms, our various projects are realized with a lot of heart and soul. SchoolSeamstress trainingIT CenterMom Africa

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IT Center

IT Center

Computer science courses are offered in the IT center. Thanks to the generous donation of 30 laptops, women can be taught there. These IT courses give them the opportunity to find work later.

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School

School

Girls and women are taught in some rooms. They learn to read, write and calculate. English lessons are also offered. A beauty course is also on the program, where the women are trained as make-up artists and hairdressers.

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Mom Africa

Mom Africa

In the children’s project, Mrs. Mayimona takes care of orphans and street children. These children belong to the poorest classes in the neighborhood. If the financial situation allows (depending on the donations), the children are fed once a week in the center of the foundation. You can also get clean clothes and wash yourself there

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Seamstress training

Seamstress training

In this project, young women are trained to be seamstresses. These young women are all orphans and have to fight to survive every day. You work in a separate, fully furnished room. Sewing machines, tables, chairs and all sewing utensils are available there. The women receive professional instruction 2 days a week and are in training for about 1 year. They are then supported in their search for a...

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Mayimona med. Project

Mayimona med. Project

The foundation supports the “Situ Center” clinic in Kinshasa, the. Republic of the Congo. Thanks to a generous donation, medicines and new mattresses could be bought and the hospital renovated. In addition, 100 women and children were allowed to be treated there free of charge. These patients are still registered with the Fondation Nsoni so that they can continue to be treated free of charge in...

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