Entries by Christoph Wenzl

Fraunhofer’s Schoolfestival 2015

Big interest at the Fraunhofer’s schoolfestival At nearly Ghanaian temperatures we could inform about our project at the Fraunhofer’s schoolfestival on the 17th of July. The Joseph-von-Fraunhofer Gymnasium Cham supports us since the beginning. Last friday we told the parents and teachers about the project in general and the progress taken. The children also enjoyed […]

Fascinating presentation in Untertraubenbach

Last friday, the 19th of june it was time for another presentation, where Christoph Wenzl, our chairman, had again the possibility to tell about his life in Ghana, the country and its inhabitants. But this time it was something very special for him, because he was invited from the elderly peoples group of Untertraubenbach, his […]

Incredible!!!

Responsible for this post’s heading is a message I received from Ghana today. I shows that our work is earning success. A few days ago our Ghanaian deputy Alhassan Salifu reported that he is going to mold about 3000 blocks from the money we collected the last months. This sounds pretty amazing but it’s a […]

Presentation in Cham

A report from 10.03.15. Christoph Wenzl held his talk “my year in Ghana” at the elderly people group of Cham/St. Josef, where he reported about his life and work in Kaleo, Ghana. There was a big attendance andorganisator Carola Gleixner was especially pleased to welcome so many male members. And the participants were not disappointed. […]

We already have 4722€

This is how Ghbalahi looks at the moment. As you can see there are no buildings yet. Not yet! This will change soon. We have already aquired a piece of land with the kindly permission of the chief and the local authorities to build our school there. This means, that this piece of land which […]

Great success at the JvFG

On the  27.03.2014 the presentation “My year in Ghana” took place at the Joseph-von-Fraunhofer Gymnasium Cham (Bavaria, Germany). Christoph Wenzl, who is a former student of the Fraunhofer school and also co-founder of the Taha School Project, was the speaker. He imposingly reported of his voluntary social year in Kaleo, Ghana. Furthermore he introduced the […]