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Once again this year, the Großziethen Equestrian Centre (south of Berlin) held its annual Christmas party, which, having taken place for 11 years now, can almost be described as a tradition. As in 2009 and 2012, a fundraising campaign for Tulisa was launched as part …
Email dated 13 December 2013 Hi everyone, My main reason for writing is to inform you about the ongoing strike by doctors and nurses in public hospitals, which is also affecting some of our patients. 1. In this instance, Noel Sickler, who was due for …
Dotty, our nurse and colleague in Nairobi, has successfully completed the diploma course in social and medical education and counselling that we funded. With this training, she can work even more efficiently and successfully in the field of health education – particularly regarding HIV/AIDS – …
You’ll recall that Betty lives with her family of four in the Kibera slum in Nairobi. She is a housewife, whilst her husband takes on odd jobs. The family’s financial situation is therefore precarious. With a stable marriage, life would still be manageable, were it …
In early November, the Kibera Health Centre – supported by Tulisa and situated in the heart of the notorious slum of the same name in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, which is home to around 1 million people – welcomed a distinguished visitor: The German Ambassador, …
Board member Fritz Oidtmann visits the health centre in the Kibera slum – Nairobi, Kenya – which has been rebuilt by Tulisa. Amid the dispute over rigged results in the Kenyan presidential election (on 27 December 2007), massive ethnically motivated outbreaks of violence occurred across …
During the first two weeks of February 2010, our board member Dr. med. Dirk Englisch was in the earthquake-stricken area of Port-au-Prince (PaP) on official business and was also able to lend a hand at a newly built health centre in the city: He carried …