Updates Archive - Plant and Eat https://plantandeat.ch/en/category/updates-en/ Tue, 02 Dec 2025 21:13:15 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 https://plantandeat.ch/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/251010-Favicon-PlantandEat-150x150.png Updates Archive - Plant and Eat https://plantandeat.ch/en/category/updates-en/ 32 32 March 2025: Progress on the Plant and Eat project and outlook https://plantandeat.ch/en/march-2025-progress-on-the-plant-and-eat-project-and-outlook/ Mon, 24 Mar 2025 15:10:47 +0000 https://plantandeat.ch/?p=1094 I am happy to report again on the current situation at the GOA Children Home Beat The Drum. Looking back, I am very grateful for the “water miracle” that Jesus revealed to me in February 2024. In May 2024, I organised a borehole to a depth of 170 m, where the long-awaited water source for […]

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Children from children's homes stand around a planting hole in a field

I am happy to report again on the current situation at the GOA Children Home Beat The Drum.

Looking back, I am very grateful for the “water miracle” that Jesus revealed to me in February 2024. In May 2024, I organised a borehole to a depth of 170 m, where the long-awaited water source for the home was actually found (see The Water Miracle of Mai Mahiu).

A lot has happened in the meantime. More vegetable gardens have been planted in the various children’s homes. Mangoes, avocados, strawberries and apples now enrich the menu.

The Beat The Drum children’s home is benefiting from the ongoing Plant and Eat project with new fruit trees and more vegetable seedlings. This has improved the nutritional situation there.

I regularly receive reports from our friend Peter Muchiri about the other children’s homes, where it has become possible to plant significantly more and more varied vegetables. In addition, more stables have been built for chickens, goats, sheep and cows, also with your help.

The Plant and Eat project will run until the end of 2025 and has been very successful. I am very grateful for your support during this time. After that, it remains to be seen whether and which projects will follow.

On my next trip to Kenya, I will evaluate the development with Peter. In any case, the foundations for better nutrition in the children’s homes have now been laid.

Fortunately, GOA Switzerland has been active in Kenya for many years. The director, Rebekka Wehrli, whom I highly recommend, is doing excellent work.

New information will be available in December. In the meantime, I wish you all the best and thank you very much for your support!

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]]> December 2024: Current status of the projects https://plantandeat.ch/en/december-2024-current-status-of-the-projects/ Wed, 18 Dec 2024 21:15:21 +0000 https://plantandeat.ch/?p=1100 Developments at the GOA Children’s Home Beat The Drum are continuing to progress well. The joy over the wonderful, high-quality water from the new source is unbroken. Word has spread about the “water miracle” of May Mahiu. I am receiving text messages from new contacts in other children’s homes. The new Plant and Eat project […]

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Two women working in a vegetable field

Developments at the GOA Children’s Home Beat The Drum are continuing to progress well. The joy over the wonderful, high-quality water from the new source is unbroken.

Word has spread about the “water miracle” of May Mahiu. I am receiving text messages from new contacts in other children’s homes.

The new Plant and Eat project is developing well. New plantations are being created at several GOA Children’s Homes. The aim is to significantly improve nutrition in the children’s homes and make it more varied.

This will provide better planting sites for self-sufficiency in the future. This is thanks to the good work of my Kenyan friend Peter Muchiri from GOA. He puts everything into practice, plants new vegetables and fruit trees, organises materials for the chicken coops and takes care of other facilities for better self-sufficiency. Peter is a stroke of luck for everyone!

It is a great pleasure for me to receive such tremendous support from friends and patrons!

I send my warmest regards to everyone and wish you all a Merry Christmas!

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