After more than 10 years we have to tackle our boys' house in the near future and renovate the roof. It's already raining in places and the entire roof is to be clad with wood. Roof panels are then attached again.

At the end of April, together with Katja, who has been supporting us as a midwife for 2 years with team training and courses in the clinic, we launched a pilot project with menstrual cups.

It is about a 1 1/2 month old boy who came to Nice View at the age of one day.

Since spare parts for the photovoltaic systems and other relief supplies are urgently needed in Kenya, it was decided to send another sea container to Kenya.

All the children were allowed to be at home for a full seven weeks, but still packed with a lot of homework.

Imagine you come to another country where a language is spoken that you can speak a little, but most you do not understand. Would you dare to start an apprenticeship in which you really have to learn a lot of Latin medical terms? No? Yes?

A tradition of the Nice View family is family home evening on Saturdays. The children make menu suggestions, the tables are decorated, candles are lit to create a special atmosphere and fairy lights are lit in the Dining Hall.

During the holidays, a 2-hour swimming course is offered to the children and employees in groups every morning.

OO has completed her primary school education after many years of hard work and dedication. It was a tough school journey for her, especially during and after the pandemic.

The school year started in January with a good number of students and we were fortunate to have a number of students join us, especially in the lower primary.