by w.miller | Nov 1, 2019 | Uncategorized
Baadre Camp From Baadre City my companion Fawzi and I drive to the large Baadre Camp, where about 15,000 refugees live, all Esiden. It is hard to imagine what these many people have experienced, as they were treated worst of all by the IS henchmen. Suddenly Fawzi...
by w.miller | Jul 31, 2019 | Uncategorized
…that our project beneficiaries tell. One of them is that of eight-year-old Sara: When the IS terrorists invaded Mosul (Nineveh) in 2014, Sara was just three years old. The attackers surrounded a large group of Christian women and children. First they chose the...
by Matthias Stechert | Apr 23, 2019 | Uncategorized
Udo and Sigi Stolte have visited Kurdistan in Northern Iraq. They experienced beautiful, but also shocking things. First the beauty: Despite the bad weather with flooding for months, the Esidic refugees in “our” camps were in good spirits. They had reason...
by Matthias Stechert | Dec 18, 2018 | Uncategorized
We want to provide fled children of the Esidy (Yezidi) with fresh fruit from Christmas to the summer. The hardest hit ethnic group by IS terrorism is the Esids. (They are also called “Yazidi”). Shelter Now has been working for four years with about 100...
by Matthias Stechert | Jul 27, 2018 | Uncategorized
The exciting return of Georg Taubmann after his hostage-taking and the reconstruction of Shelter Now development aid in Afghanistan Eberhard Mühlan with Georg Taubmann ZURÜCK IN KABUL (Back in Kabul) Only a few months after the deprivation-rich and dangerous...
by Matthias Stechert | May 4, 2018 | Uncategorized
Almost 100 refugee Kurdish families receive poultry alive. This should give them more food security and thus greater independence. Great joy among the Eskid Kurdish refugees: Each family gets six chickens and as many geese, one male and five female animals each. Udo...
