Dělejme svět lepším místem!

Kdo za projektem stojí?

Vendy Namayi Pavláčková – zdravotní sestra a obyčejná holka z vesnice, která se snaží dělat svět lepším místem.

Jednou mi jeden farář řekl: „Každý ať pomáhá jak umí a jak je mu to dáno od Boha.“ A já svůj osud vnímám v Keni. Mezi lidmi, kteří žijí ze dne na den, v hliněných domcích, bez elektřiny, teplé vody, vod.kohoutků a vodu si nosí každý den z okolí, v barelech. Mezi dětmi, které jsou nejšťastnější, když jim přinesu jablko nebo jogurt.

Poslední tři roky se už pohybuji více v Keni než v ČR. Mám tady manžela a dceru. Manžel mi se vším pomáhá a díky němu já mohu pomáhat tu. Máme menší farmu, kterou se snažíme rozšiřovat.

Na co vybrané peníze použijeme?

Peníze použijeme na stavbu ordinace, která by byla spojena s malou místností, kde by se udělal dětský koutek a knihovnička. Do ordinace by se zavedla elektřina i voda a koupilo základní vybavení. 

English description

Making the world a better place!

Support the building of the Hospital in the African bush – my long-standing plan, which began with slow and gradual steps. In 2016, I fulfilled a long-held dream – to go to Kenya as a volunteer. After a thorny road full of obstacles, I was able to build my own small project where, thanks to the amazing people of the Czech Republic, I can send the poorest bush children to quality schools, giving them a chance for a better future and teaching them to take care of themselves.  

I would now like to follow up and build a clinic in this poor village to provide at least basic care for „my“ children, their families and people from the surrounding area. Often people cannot afford to go to the hospital because they simply do not have the money to do so, or do not have the money for even basic medicines.

Thanks to my two books that I have gradually written, I have been able to use the proceeds to buy the land where I am planning this clinic. At the same time, thanks to collections, I was able to pay an engineer and draw up plans. But we can't go on without you.

I would like to eventually build a space on the land that we could rent out and give people jobs because they could open a shop with basic foodstuffs or a machine to grind corn, which is used to make flour and cook ugali porridge, which is the basic food for them. The rent money would support the running of the clinic.Vendy Namayi Pavláčková – a nurse and an ordinary girl from the village who tries to make the world a better place.

A parish priest once said to me: „Let everyone help as he can and as God has given him.“ And I see my destiny in Kenya. Among the people who live day to day, in mud houses, without electricity, hot water, taps, and they bring water every day from the neighborhood, in barrels. Among children who are happiest when I bring them an apple or a yoghurt.

For the last three years I have been in Kenya more than in the Czech Republic. I have a husband and a daughter here. My husband helps me with everything and thanks to him I can help here. We have a small farm that we are trying to expand.We will use the money to build a surgery, which would be connected to a small room where a children's corner and a library would be made. Electricity and water would be brought into the surgery and basic equipment would be purchased.