Ramadhan Haruna
Ramadhan is 8 years old. Like many children in the Kolandoto colony affected by leprosy,
he can’t afford to go
in school because he doesn’t have money
for a uniform, school supplies, and fees.
House of Grace strives to help children in Shinyanga's settlements, in Tanzania, overcome the burdens of poverty to become healthy, educated, self-sustaining and contributing members of society.
This goal is achieved primarily through child sponsorship, which unites children in need with individual sponsors who wish to address the children's immediate and basic needs, and gives them the tools and opportunities necessary for success.
In addition to sponsorship, we work to further improve the living conditions of children and their families. Through projects such as latrine building, after school program initiatives, income-generation and community center building projects, we help the community live healthier and happier lives.
We continue to look for more efficient and transparent ways to administer our programs. We are searching for a moderately paid administrator to run the child sponsorship program. Working with the local government office of Shinyanga, we have secured 8 acres of land in preparation for our planned community center project.
