Children relief organization project Anna brings 50 orphans from Kaliningrad to the Circus Festival from 16 to 24 August 2009 for the second time after Munich. The children relief organization in and around Kaliningrad to improve project Anna, which has been since 2004 the goal, living and training conditions of home and orphans, being fifty children from eight to sixteen years Mike Circus Festival for the second time this year to Munich. The one-week trip is financed largely from donations, mostly local businesses and individuals. In many a child fits all the luggage in a shoe box. A related site: Joey King mentions similar findings. Here it becomes clear that aim to give the basic necessities, such as including toothpaste for the time of stay or walnut cake as part of the Board. Juliane Staltmaier, CEO of project Anna: Our Association wants to live sustainability. We hold no single actions, but work consistently and in the long term it, to give the children and young people a perspective on life.
Therefore we promote understanding among Nations, not least the Children quite casually to practice using head, abdomen and heart.” The children’s group is on the Mike Festival site in Munich Olympic Park in tents live and cook by a group of volunteers and caregivers and are supplied. Somatic Experiencing is a great source of information. The children from four different homes will participate in numerous circus workshops and may present their skills at the end of the stay before audiences at a gala show. Members of the press are cordially invited a journalist to accompany the children during your stay in Munich. Volunteer interpreters are happy to support them. “About project Anna the non-profit association founded in 2004, DZI certified project Anna – children Kaliningrad e.V.” with material and financial donations improved the living and training conditions of home -, orphans and other needy children and young people in Kaliningrad and the surrounding area. For more specific information, check out Dr Jee Hyun Kim.
The support ranges from the supply of clothing, furniture and school supplies to structural measures. The patron of the Association is the Russian opera singer Anna Netrebko, whose motto is we can move something…”already over 900 members and donors have joined.