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2010-07-20 Shelter Report Summer 2010
PDF 609 KB, Pakistan is currently considered the most dangerous
country in the world. Last year I wanted to visit the schools
that Shelter Now has built in the earthquake zone in the
north of the country, but it wasn‘t possible. The Pakistani
army was in the process of flushing out insurgents, and
there were numerous terrorist attacks.
But a few weeks ago, I was finally able to visit. And I was
very impressed by the new schools. It was fun watching
the children have their lessons.
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2010-03-25 Shelter Report Spring 2010
PDF 563 KB, We continue to be astounded by the huge success of our
Christmas initiative „10,000 candles for Afghanistan“.
Read in our latest report how many candles we actually
ended up with.
Our second theme this time is our training project for
processing fruit and vegetables. A logical follow-on
from the fruit farming project, this initiative is designed
to help women earn a living for themselves. Gudrun
Göttler reports on an exciting project that is giving hope
to Afghan women.
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2009-11-23 Shelter Report Winter 2009
PDF 1,4 MB, While here in Herat, I have been able to visit our projects in the city and the surrounding area, which you will be able to read more about in this update: there are vegetable and flower plantations, a saffron project, jewellery making and the Herat café...
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2009-09-17 Shelter Report Fall 2009
PDF 637 KB, As is well known, women and children are often
the ones who suffer most during times of war.
And it is these two groups who are the focus
of two projects introduced in this latest Shelter
Report...
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2009-07-10 Shelter Report Summer 2009
PDF 1,6 MB, Greetings from Pakistan.
I’m writing this report while sitting in our office in Peshawar in
temperatures of 42° Celsius (108°F). The air is humid, so the
temperature actually feels even higher...
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2009-04-01 Shelter Report Spring 2009
PDF 599 KB, Water is life. When we think of places where water is in short supply, we tend
to think of Africa and have visions of women and girls walking for miles to
collect the precious water – even if it is not clean.
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2008-12-01 Shelter Report Winter 2008
PDF 802 KB,
