Around the world, the Covid-19 emergency has led to more or less prolonged periods of lockdown, which here in Tanzania lasted three months and mainly concerned the closure of schools.
Despite the restrictions, during the closing of the schools, we visited the kids who had returned to their families after spending some time with us. These visits allow us to make sure that the children are going to school and that their needs are taken care of.
Everyone was pleased to see us, and, given the state of need, we brought some food to share with families.
After the reopening of the schools, our staff could also visit our children who study in schools far away. They, too, were happy to see us, and we were so glad to hug them again and know how much they are committed to their studies.
Egg Project: 150 chicks arrived
1 December 2025
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In the second week of October, we joyfully welcomed the arrival of 150 chicks—little new residents that have kicked off a valuable self-sustainability project. It
“Towards Independence” Project
5 May 2025
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The youth independence project is taking shape. We secured equipped rooms for four older youths—three girls and one boy—near staff for support. After initial uncertainty,
Malaika’s new projects
23 April 2025
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The new year has started with great energy and many projects underway. In February, Francesco came to visit us—it is always a joy for him