Sponsored Child

Thank you Ron for supporting me, Ally Rajabu

Ally Rajabu was found on the streets at age 3. In 2005 his father abandoned the family, leaving an uneducated and alcoholic mother to support the three children. His mother asked Collins to assume care for Ally. Along with Nurudini, Collins took him into his home in 2006. That was the beginning of the SWIWSCO program. Ally is in primary school third year 2011. Ally is sponsored by Miss Ron from Israel. He was enrolled in elementary academic school Mount Kilimanjaro as of July 2011.

Thank you Ron for supporting me, Nurudin Said

Nurudini was found wondering the streets at age 3. When his father died in 2005, his mother gave the three children to their grandmother. The mother's present whereabouts are unknow. Along with Ally, Collins took him into his home in 2006. That was the beginning of the SWIWSCO program. Nurudini is in primary school second year 2011, Nurudin has been sponsored by Miss Ron from Israel to enrolled at elementary academic school mount Kilimanjaro on July 2011.

Thank you Chelsea for changing my life, Hassan Iddy

Hassani was born in Moshi. He is an only child. When he was 3 years old, his father was convicted of murder and will spend his life in jail. His mother was uneducated and unable to care for the family. She was concerned that Hassani would also become a criminal. In 2006 she asked SWIWSCO to assume responsibility for raising her son. Hassani is being sponsored by our lovely volunteer Miss Chelsea to attend elementary academic school Mt. Kilimanjaro school in Moshi in 2009.

Thank you Chelsea for make me different, Tatu Halifa

Tatu and her younger brother, Seleman are from Moshi. Their father died from diabetes and uneducated mother was left to care for the kids. The relatives would not help to support the family as the claimed the deceased was not the real father of the children. Their mother could not feed them and asked SWIWSCO for assistance. They have been in the residence since 2007. Tatu is being sponsored by our lovely volunteer Miss Chelsea to attend elementary academic school Mt. Kilimanjaro school in Moshi in 2009.

Thank you Mr&Mrs Willem for making me who I'm, Severa Proches

Severa and her younger brother, Odemary, come from a rural area that is 3 hours from Moshi by car. Their father died and mother has AIDS. Due to the disease, she has been ostracized by the family, so receives no support from them. A neighbor told SWIWSCO about the severely malnourished condition of the children. They were brought to the residence in 2009. Severa is being sponsored to attend private primary school by our volunteers the lovely couple Mr&Mrs Willem