The GO BEAM Kindergarten is now running wonderfully, and the homework help program we wanted to establish is now available four days a week. The computer lab will be set up at the primary school in Kalkfeld starting in 2027, as it didn’t work out as part of the GO BEAM Academy. Initially, a total of 10 laptops will be installed for use in the classroom, but they will also be accessible to young people from Kalkfeld through afternoon workshops. We have also established the farm kindergarten. There, 40 children are prepared for school and provided with a hot meal, and the young farm workers receive further training in English, carpentry, welding, or even hunting.

Looking further ahead, we have additional resilience-building visions, implemented through interdisciplinary collaboration, which aim to improve the living conditions of children and young people in Africa. With a small health initiative, we want to empower young women to become independent and self-sufficient. In Otumborombonga, once the school opens, we plan to create a school garden. For the many young people in Okakahara, we would like to establish a small library with access to global knowledge.

Thus, everything remains dynamic, because whenever a project is nearly complete, new questions and challenges arise. Mr. Kandjeo is, of course, right when he says, "The knowledge of the world must be accessible to all of our young people. Please take this seed and let it grow!”