Yesterday we are delivered another van with hoodies, jackets, shoes and other winter clothes to ASBL Solidarité Grands Froids in Belgium. This facility in Brussels are supporting over 4000 homeless people and refugees. Our awesome network makes it possible that we can do these delivieries regularly in Germany, Netherlands and Belgium.  Thank you

Meet the Orieto’s, a family of 8 living in Rhonda, Nakuru. With mouths to feed and a priority on education, they rely water from a river 3 kilometers away. Unfortunately thousands of others rely on this same river for all of their needs, making it contaminated and unsafe for drinking. We want to help. The video is made by our friend Carlo Oppermann. Click on the link to get involved! www.hardcore-help.org/donate

Today we received the largest merchandise donation to date. Kings Road Merch Europe donated 67 boxes with hoodies, zippers, long sleeves and t-shirts from tons of bands. Incredible! Most of the donations we will distribute to homeless and refugee centers in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands and a small amount you might see at our booth up next. Huge thank you to Kings Road Merch Europe

Today we had a busy clinic in a place called Kigonor. We offered antenatal care, hiv testing and counseling, immunizations, prostate cancer screening, breast cancer screening for men and women, family planning. Lot’s of people attended, almost 300 people. In this area there are not many facilities. We can’t say this enough, your support makes this possible, so thank you

On wednesday this week we delivered a van full of supplies to ASBL in Brussels, Belgium. Facility who‘s supporting over 4000 homeless people, refugees and other people in need.

Reading corner at a school in Abra De Llog, Phillippines. Sponsored by us. We are sending more supplies to support this school soon.

 

Together with our partners in Kenya, Nathan Hall Williams Center (NHWC), we launched a campaign to collect donations for water filters.

More than 40% of the population of Kenya lacks access to clean and safe drinking water. Until now, it has been very difficult and sometimes dangerous for impoverished communities to rely on the inconsistent water sources available. Providing clean water is one of the most meaningful ways we can help improve the health, sanitation, and hygiene of the communities we work with in Kenya. These water filters are simple to use, affordable, and truly make a lasting impact on those we help. We want to see what happens when every single household in a village has access to clean, safe water.

A donation of 20€ will provide clean, safe water to a family for two years. We need your help to reach out to more families in need. Below are some pictures of previous distributions.

We have a new campaign shirt available which cost 20€. With this new shirt we want to raise awareness and collect more donations for this clean water project. Over the past years we were able to distribute water filters with a local ngo NHWC in Nakuru Kenya and gave more then 10.000 people access to clean water. In 2018 we want to distribute more filters and we want to build a well in the area where we distribute them. 100% of the sales of this shirt goes into this project.

Shirt is available in our online shop http://shop.hardcore-help.org

Previous Distributions: 

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Yesterday we received a donation from Zeppelin high school in Lüdenscheid for an upcoming project in 2018. Hardcore Help Foundation and The Nathan Hall Williams Center are planning to build a well together with Sharewater. At the moment Sharewater is building a well in Benin where also a big part of this donation goes to. Big thanks to all the students and teachers for making this possible.

Yesterday we delivered a donation with sleeping bags, lots of shoes, socks, towels, jackets, jeans and other clothes to „De Regenboog „ in Amsterdam. This facility has 7 walk-in houses in the capital and takes care up to one thousand homeless people a day. They were very thankful about the donations.

Yesterday we sponsored an integrated clinic in Subukia, Nakuru north, in a place called Haji farm. Lots of mamas who had home delivery came by. Their babys got their first immunization. In this area lots of mothers give birth at home because the health centres are too far. It’s also an area they cant afford certain services. Many kids had scabies. We had lots of family planning being given and medicines for the scabies. The turnout and feedback was very good.