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SOK op de 14e plaats in top 50 lijst Goede Doelen! |
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November 2011
Ook dit jaar stond onze stichting weer in de top 50 lijst van het onderzoek door Dagblad Trouw naar de effectiviteit van Goede Doelen organisaties in Nederland (publicatie 19 november 2011).
Dit keer zelfs op de 14e plaats in de categorie “Internationale Hulp” waaraan 450 goede doelen, waaronder vele grote organisaties, deelnamen.
Gelet werd vooral op factoren die de slaagkans bevorderen van te ondernemen projecten door de betreffende organisatie. Daarbij zijn o.a. transparantie, organisatie en effectiviteit in het betrekken van de doelgroep van groot belang.
We zijn trots dat we als kleine organisatie van vrijwilligers dit mooie resultaat hebben bereikt. We moeten en kunnen echter nog beter en gaan dus niet op onze lauweren rusten!
Dit resultaat zal er hopelijk toe leiden dat onze donateurs en (toekomstige) sponsoren ons nog meer vertrouwen zullen geven en ons in de komende tijd nog meer zullen ondersteunen zodat we Bea en haar Trust nog beter kunnen helpen effectief en duurzaam hulp te bieden aan de doelgroep in Kenia.
Link naar top 50 lijst Dagblad Trouw
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About Stichting Ondersteuning Kitale-project Kenia |
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AIMS
The aim of our foundation,which was set up in 1997, is to offer financial and material support to the medical projects of the Mount Elgon Trust, Chepchoina, Kenya.
The locally founded trust is under the leadership of the Dutch doctor Bea Andersen-Schipper and its aim, supported by a comprehensive, is to significantly raise the living standards of the local population. The millenium development goals serve hereby as a guide.
Our sister foundation, Elimu Mount Elgon, with whom we work closely (see weblinks), focuses on the educational aspects of the Trust.
Over the years, SOK has attracted a growing group of donors from all over the Netherlands. It is governed by a committee comprised solely of volunteers, which means that almost all the funds received can be spent directly on the projects.
Click on the menu items above for details of our activities.
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March 2011
Project: Housebuild for the Andersen clinic staff
After the succesful conclusion of the clinic expansion project we have launched a new project for 2011.
The clinic, which opened in 2007, has been such a succes that the present staff is overstretched. We desperately need new staff, however we can only attract them if we can offer adequate housing close to the clinic. Rental housing is not available in the area, which means we will have to build the houses ourselves.
There is enough earth and a machine to make our own bricks. With these we will be able to to construct simple housing with the necessary facilities. Each plot will include its own ground for growing vegetables.
In total, 6 houses will be built at a cost of € 3000,00 each.
After the build, the project will be expanded with extra houses.
Wilde Ganzen in Hilversum has approved this project and has agreed to donate €0,55 for each euro donated.
We will be launching several campaigns to raise the funds needed. As usual we reckon on the support of our regular contributors. It's possible to donate on our website; please mention "Staff housing" when making your donation.
Thank you for your support! |
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