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Traunkirchner as a helper in Kenya: "In the beginning you only see filth"

The construction worker with the derived from Traunkirchen Herbert Friedl (left) and John Wood Horse (right) Picture: private
TRAUNKIRCHEN. The 54-year-old Herbert Friedl works with children in Kenya and helped build a school. Recently, the Traun Kirchner has returned from Africa. His impressions are still fresh.
"In the beginning you only see the dirt, the rags, which some wear on the body, what little food," says Friedl. "In the first phase, it is simply shocked just how people live. Then you get into phase two: I have to do something against this misery. In the third phase will then be away from the look on the surface where you see the external conditions and the need. As you get a view of the individual. That there is not an emergency is before me, but a man, a brother, a sister. "
The stay in Mombasa, an area north of Mombasa, has achieved a lot in Friedl. For three weeks he worked energetically to build a school, a project of Traunkirchner Association "Helping Hands", with which it is connected for some time.
Herbert Friedl is married and has two children. Professionally, he made it to the "chief representative of a holding company and has extensive experience abroad. A career that last year took a sudden end: termination for "rejuvenation of the leadership." Shock, crisis - and suddenly a lot of time. "I've always said to God, I have no time for more action against the need in this world, "says the devout Christian. "And now it was as if God would say: At the time it will not fail. Time is not the problem "
At that point, another Traunkirchner up to him, the artist Bernd Friedmann. Whether Herbert Friedl could not support his expertise to the school construction in Kenya. Friedman had founded with his wife Edith and the Linz couple John and Sonja Wood Horse many years ago, the organization "Helping Hands": sponsor children in the poor house of Europe, in Albania, soup kitchen, a children's home. And for two years, the school in Kenya: the construction, financing through sponsorships. A small club, But the money comes from to 100 percent.
Friedl was convinced of the usefulness of the project and found the motivation to engage in it.