Santibrothers

Santibrothers Santibrothers is an international non profit organization. Most are afraid of the water because it can kill. Swimming is vital in our eyes.

Santibrothers is a Non Governmental Organisation launched 2007 in Sierra Leone West Africa by Christoph Santifaller with the main focus on creating work for Sierra Leone citizens on western standard. As a Non Profit Organization, our aim is to create and increase prospects for every individual by educating theory and practice combined. After the training, every individual can choose to work inside

the organization, or to apply with another company. We also try to offer swimming lessons because 95% of all inhabitants on the coasts in the third world can not swim even though they are confronted daily with deep water. The Story behind Santibrothers

is based on the father of Christoph Santifaller which end of the eighties from Austria to Sierra Leone emigrated. After marrying a Creole from Murray Town, he became the proud father of a newborn girl named Helena Atlantica Walchhofer. Unfortunately he died two years later by motorbike accident. Helena lived with her mother Marry until the Civil War reached Freetown. In 1999 by the age of nine she emigrated to Austria with no problems due to her Austrian Citizenship and the help of her half brother Christoph. Her mother died three years later so she became an orphan. After her studies for Real Estate she moved with her brother Christoph back to Sierra Leone and they founded the non profit organization named Santibrothers. Santibrothers Philosophy "step by step always ahead". For us it is not important to make large changes in a short time. Santibrothers is convinced that small projects based on a long term lead to sustainable success

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