HELIOS FOUNDATION

Helios is a shared charity project of the ENJO worldwide community which was initiated by ENJO Canada. ENJO gives people a better quality of life everyday. This positive transformation is something we want to share with the world. With Helios we support projects which focus on the four pillars of ENJO philosophy.

Our four Pillars:

Health: We support projects that promote health and healthy living. We strive to give people and families a better quality of life.
Environment: We protect nature and take an active part in creating a cleaner, safer world for future generations.
Happy Homes: We build homes for the poorest of the world, giving them hope and opportunities.
Empowerment: We believe that education is the foundation for a better future. Access to education is a human right.

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First Projekt: Helios Homes

The Helios Projekt provides homes for the extremely poor all over the world.
Together ENJO and its community are building homes that give hope and opportunities.
Together, we are changing the world, one home at a time.
Together, we are making a difference.
Helios Homes are clean, safe and healthier.

Did you know…

Half the world lives on less than $2.50 per day
More than 2 Billion people don’t have clean water or basic sanitation
One quarter of all humanity lives without electricity
Every 3.5 seconds, a child dies from poverty

Second Projekt: Mattresses for school kids in Namibia

By donating mattresses for school kids in Namibia we make sure the kids sleep well and are wide awake and perfectly ready to shine in class. Because the education of children is our future.

The school has about 324 pupils and offers classes up to year 2 in their native language, Otjiherero. Next to Morukutu Primary School is the public boarding school which includes one boys’ and one girls’ bedroom, partly functioning toilets and an open cooking zone.

About 200 kids are accommodated and cared for in the boarding school on schooldays. The kids usually come from surrounding farms and villages or are orphans.
Up to year 4 English is taught more and more and from year 5 all classes are held in English.
Three warm meals are provided every day, almost always pap made from maize meal. Once a week the children receive a fruit.
The next projekt will be the roofing of the dining area.

Third Projekt: Fruit for Schoolchildren in Namibia

Over the period of one year, Helios donates fruit grown by regional farmers to 430 schoolchildren in Namibia every week. For the children, who feed mainly on flour porridge, this is a valuable supplement to foster health, well-being and better concentration at school.

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