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Help HAPO Support 27 More Orphans & Vulnerable Children!
$10,316.00 will feed, clothe, educate, and maintain the Drop-In Centre for 27 kids for 1 year in the third world region of Tabora, Tanzania.
The Health Action Promotion Organization (HAPO) has already launched the initial pilot project with 13 kids all of whom you have seen on this website. With your help HAPO will be able to support 27 more children who have been found orphaned or vulnerable, are having difficulties in school, or whose parents or guardians are currently unable to provide for their needs. Most of these children aged 6-13 have been orphaned by parents who died of AIDS. Each of them has been identified by the community as a child at-risk. Many of them need a place to go after school like the HAPO Drop-In Centre so as to prevent them from begging on the streets, or worse, being victims of abuse from the crowd they keep in impoverished neighborhoods.
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About Volunteer Africa
Volunteer Africa is a non-profit organization that partners with Tanzanian NGO (non-governmental organizations) dedicated to working with local communities in Africa to create sustainable programs in health and education. Volunteer Africa was established in 2001 to give people from all over the world the opportunity to work on community-initiated projects in developing countries. Registered British Charity / Registration Number 109793
Volunteer Africa Partner: HAPO (Health Action Promotions Organization)
HAPO is a small organization which was established after 8 years working with Volunteer Africa founder Simon Headington. In 2000 a group of Tanzanians established HAPO and registered the organization under the societies ordinance, registration number SO 11619/12. HAPO’s project aims to benefit those children in Tabora who are vulnerable, or living on the streets. Many of these children are not attending school – losing the best chance they have to breaking the poverty trap and getting a good education.
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