South Africa: Lessons for refugee children
The “Three2Six Project” offers a bridging program for hundreds of refugee children at Sacred Heart College in Johannesburg. Three schools make their facilities available every afternoon from 3 – 6 pm. This is also where the project got its name “Three2Six”.
The issue of migration is also a major challenge for South Africa. Many refugees and asylum seekers come from neighboring countries. Thus, it was necessary to take in refugee children through this project and prepare them to attend a state school. The “Three2Six” project offers mathematics, english and life skills courses. Learners receive textbooks, school supplies, one meal per day and, where necessary, safe transportation to and from school.
Sacred Heart College is a Marist Catholic school that follows the principles of compassion, justice, dignity and respect of its founder, St. Marcellin Champagnat. The “Three2Six” project was founded in 2008 and has provided basic education to hundreds of disadvantaged children.
Our team has supported the project with a total amount of €49,000 from 2015 – 2020.
We sincerely thank all donors with a big “Vergelt’s Gott”!
Visit from Rome to Marist Solidarity
(from left) Peter Dierl, Francesco Mastrorosa (Project Manager FMSI), Rita Melzl, Maria Rita Pala (Project Manager FMSI), Brother Andreas Krupp. As in previous years, our association received a visit from the Fondazione Marista Solidarieta Internationale (FMSI) from...
Liedertafel Furth hands over donation from Christmas concert
(from left) Oliver Wicker, Sieglinde Stross (both Liedertafel), Frater Andreas Krupp. Under the motto "A small gift can be valuable if given at the right time", the Liedertafel Furth again donated the proceeds from the 2022 Christmas concert to the social projects of...
Christmas Market at Maristen-Gymnasium Furth
(from left) Rita Melzl, secretary, Johannes Räpple, former teacher at the MGF, Katharina Huber, teacher and coordinator of the Marist team at the MGF and Peter Dierl, chairman. After the Corona break, the Maristen Solidarity International association again took part...