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There are three girls 8 (approx. 9, 7 and 1 ½ years old) and an approx. 3 year old boy.

This year ended well because there was a special highlight this year at Nice View Gratitude Academy.

On December 6, Nice View Gratitude Academy had a great day with the visit of Saint Nicholas.

It runs in the Nice View School: Our teachers practice the new methods of more student-oriented teaching, as the Kenyan government demands. Teaching in a circle of chairs, in groups and in teams is slowly becoming the norm.

In Nice View we grow among other things Hibiscus for tea. Since we attach great importance to organic cultivation, our children drink only tea from our garden. This year we succeeded in growing hibiscus and we harvest wonderful hibiscus flowers for our daily tea preparation.

We are planning another aid transport to Mombasa and look forward to your support!

In the next few days a 20ft sea container will be delivered to 89297 Roggenburg. In the first few months of 2022 this should be packed and shipped to Mombasa.

Thanks to the organization “Ein Herz für Kinder” and other donors, an urgently needed minibus could be purchased. So the children can be transported safely.

Again, this is a 7-year-old girl.

We would be happy if someone could imagine taking on a sponsorship for her.

The children of the Nice View Children's Village and we thank you very much for the great jerseys.

Nothing should stand in the way of further sporting success!

Nice View Coordination Team for Open Learning Methods

The Kenyan government has decided to make teaching in Kenya's schools more student- and problem-centred.

The brothers are 10, 9 and 4 years old.

We would be happy if someone could imagine sponsoring one of the children.

Leah was diagnosed with an eye disease. She was lucky that it was detected and by a long-time friend and sponsor of the Nice View family DR. MED. HARALD C. GÄCKLE-Ophthalmologist

We are very happy with our citrus fruit (orange, tangerine and lemon) harvest in all Nice View Project gardens this year, which enriches our healthy diet. We have now already produced over 150 liters of hand pressed juice.

Kahindi is a Nice View protégé who now lives independently in Ukunda / Diani. He earns his daily bread by tattooing and paints great pictures, which he also sells.

The current corona situation in Kenya is unchanged. There are more positive Covid-19 cases in the big cities. Depending on the number of cases, lockdowns are imposed in different cities. In our Kwale district we have been lucky so far and the number of cases is very low.

Welcome to Nice View Day Care, we take care of toddlers aged one to four years.

Our caregivers are trained and experienced to handle children with a lot of care and love.

The girls come from different families and are around 7 years old.

We would be happy if someone could imagine sponsoring one of the children.

The Nice View Children's Village staff held a team building session on May 22, 2021 led by visitors from Germany and their team.

The registration of children's villages in Kenya by the responsible ministry has to be renewed again and again.

The new registration is always preceded by a detailed examination and is evidenced by certificates.

We are happy to report that the Nice View Gratitude Academy came off as the second best school in the Msambweni district.

The 8th grade graduation ceremony took place on March 25, 2021. Due to the Covid-19 restrictions issued by the Ministry of Education, only the parents of the eighth graders were admitted this year and 4 Nice View children were among the graduates.

Despite the lockdown, Nice View was able to celebrate Easter again this year. A church service was held, Easter nests were hidden for the children and staff, delicious food was cooked and baked, activities were prepared and several alumni stopped by.

Almost 10,000 people were treated in the Nice View Clinic last year. In addition, many courses and training courses were offered, especially on the subject of obstetrics. We are very proud of this development and success!

We would like to share with you some pictures and videos that have reached us from Kenya.

Our good friend, Dr. Auma Obama, returned to Nice View to visit us again. Dr. Auma came to show our Environmental group how to make Portable Gardens. This is a garden where various vegetables or fruits are grown in a sack or tin. One sack alone can carry up to 30 seedlings depending on the size.