A few months ago Jorge was taking care of 3 children in his family’s home in Dar es Saalam, Tanzania.!
His mother died. A supporter from Brazil asked George what he needed. Jorge said a bigger house to take care of more children. His 91-year-old Brazilian friend bought him a house and gave him some money. Now Jorge is taking care of 22 children. He is our role model.
Founder, KNOWLEDGE PLANET
If 1,000 people gives €1 per month each, we will take very good care of all the children. Give just a little but ask one friend to donate and ask them to ask one friend. There is power in numbers.
George belongs to wespeakenglish Pisa
SO YOU HELP US HELP GEORGE HELP THE CHILDREN!
€35 a month pays for food, suppliments, medical attention & contributes to the energy, water and gas for one child. That is 1 espresso per day.
I AM MY BROTHER'S KEEPER
Children become adults ...
The quality of childhood life plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of Tanzanian children, influencing their physical, cognitive, and emotional development. In Tanzania, where a significant portion of the population is comprised of children, ensuring a positive and nurturing early environment is crucial for building a strong foundation and progressive society.
CHILDREN BECOME ADULTS ...
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Access to quality education during childhood is essential for fostering intellectual growth and preparing children for a brighter future. An enriched educational experience can empower Tanzanian children with the skills and knowledge needed to break the cycle of poverty and contribute meaningfully to society.
Moreover, a supportive and loving family environment is fundamental for emotional well-being. Positive interactions with caregivers and peers help children develop social skills, empathy, and resilience. Investing in the quality of childhood life also contributes to the overall health of the population by addressing issues such as malnutrition, access to clean water, and healthcare.
By prioritizing the quality of childhood experiences, Tanzania can ensure that its young generation grows up to be healthy, educated, and well-adjusted individuals, capable of driving positive change in their communities and the nation as a whole. Ultimately, a focus on childhood quality is an investment in the future prosperity and well-being of Tanzania.