Help street children in Tanzania
Africa continues to appear as a continent that is torn by tension and war. But the reality is more complex than that. It’s not the only truth. The continent where 60 percent of the population is under the age of fifteen is tenacious…
The project began in May, 2017 and ended in September 2020, on which the project provided support to children and youth living and working on the streets. The following is the success of KKP project. NoIndicatorsSuccess1Identification of children and youth living and working on the street1292 (799 M, 493 F)2Providing children with temporary shelter231 (165 M, 48 F)3Health Care and …
You have to be strong, you have to be strong, you have to be strong… I keep chanting this phrase in my head as if it were a mantra, but only my cries (maybe) will help to alleviate this pain and anger. Jimmy, 17 years old, was beaten to death by people or police, who are the same people who …
Selling Food, an easy way to get started. Melina (21), Mage (22), and Kashinde (21), pictured in the middle, joined the VITUNU youth group in January 2019 hoping to share life with the least of their fellow girls. The group is situated at Chang’ombe nearby their residences. While in the group, the three girls share their experience likewise peace of mind …
This morning, after a rainy night, looking out the window I see the frangipani on the ground and sadness invades me: I believe that even trees have a soul. I take my cell phone and try to text Mama Steve, we haven’t heard from each other for a while, but then I let it go. After the guardian finishes tearing …
With the help of our partner, Arcobaleno su Tanzania, we’ve completed the new tank for fish breeding, near Kisedet’s Family Shelter Home. We hope to introduce the hatchlings in about ten days. We have been advised by experts to raise ducks who in addition to keeping the water clean (for fish), also keep snakes and other predators away.
In this issue: Chigongwe Project; Family reunification; Kilimanjaro burns; Covid19 in Africa; Civil Services; Responsible Tourism. read/download the newsletter
It is a photographic book that tells the of daily life at Kisedet with the images of Romina Remigio and through the stories of Giovanna Moretti and the children supported by KISEDET.We will present the book at targeted events in Italy, Tanzania, and if you want to organize one in your Town, please contact us.Now we need your help to …
In this issue: a new dorm in Veyula; a new guesthouse in Chigongwe; support for medical care; Bodabodari, a danger on city streets; Sustainable Tourism read/download the newsletter