NVC follow-up projects of Ruhpolding participants,
and further projects of Dr. Gitta Zimmermann
Part of the concept of the Ruhpolding workshops is that participants do not only apply their newly acquired NVC skills but also spread them.
We would like to tell about it.
First, we introduce some of the participants, and the magnificent work they do in their home countries to reach a life of peace for all people. Further down, we shortly describe some projects, initiated by Ruhpolding-participants.
Read more about the work of:
- Amina Mambuay, Mindanao Philippines
- Stephen Dano, Philippines
- Tony Salas, Philippines
- Paulino Matheu Bongcaras, Philippines
- Patricia Gokhale, India
- Manju Pedanekar, India
- Vivek Kumar Singh, India
- Ibrahim Zukpeni, Ghana
- Martha Dello, Tanzania
- Fr. Limukani “Lims” Ndlovu, Zimbabwe
- Emmanuel Amule Moses, South Sudan
- Lydiah Mumbi Muchira, Nairobi Kenya
Some Projects:
- Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, Miraf Hulegeb, Tigist Ayele:
Micro business for 39 mothers, now enlarged to 400 women, including NVC workshops - Ghana, Tamale, Grooming Dot Org (GDO), Ibrahim Zukpeni:
NVC workshops for children of low-income families or street children - Ghana, Tamale, Grooming Dot Org (GDO), Ibrahim Zukpeni:
Panko Intentional Community: Center for children, with sport field, library, and recreation areas - Kenia, Nairobi, Canopen Education Services Foundation (CES), Lydiah Mumbi Muchira:
NVC workshops in several child-organisations - Kenia, Nairobi, Canopen Education Services Foundation (CES), Lydiah Mumbi Muchira:
Gem polishing for mothers and orphans - India, Dahanu Taluka, Nareshwadi Learning Centre, Patricia Gokhale:
Banana project for 58 7th grade school children - India, Dehli, Vivek Kumar Singh:
NVC Newsletter for children and NVC Workshops in different organizations like schools, hospital and in an orphanage - India, Pune:
Dance education for one participant, creative workshops for slum children - Philippines, Mindanao, Amina Mambuay:
NVC workshops and orphanage Arche Noah home - Philippines, Cebu City: Sewing shop for families from dump sites
- Tanzania, Zion Care Orphanage, Japhet Rayan:
Widow-mothers building a chicken farm - Uganda, Kyetume village, Home care for women and youth, Harriet Kakonge:
Bakery schooling single mothers and NVC workshops
Also, we want to provide an inside into further projects of Dr. Gitta Zimmermann which may not foreground NVC but which are important nonetheless:
- Philippines, Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City and Talisay City:
Internet cafés for children of families from dump sites - Philippines, Lapu-Lapu City:
Prevention and combating sexual abuse of children - Philippines, Caraga Regions:
Building of structures and capacities to combat human trafficking