GIVE THE GIFT OF EDUCATION TODAY!

Boko- young readersThe AIDS epidemic has ravished the homes of millions of Africans for the past twenty years leaving over 12 million children orphaned. Today, your donation can give the gift of an education to one of these orphans. Because of this crisis, large numbers of children do not have access to basic necessities such as food and education. In Tanzania alone, more than 75% of all children are unable to attend primary and secondary school.

Boko One Stop center (OSC) is one of a very small number of institutions in Tanzania that provides completely free preschool and secondary school education combined with other support services to extremely poor orphans and vulnerable children to reach their highest potential. Since 2000, donor support has enabled OSC to provide sustainable education and support services to more than 5000 orphans and vulnerable children. Your contributions have included books, materials, meals, room and board, counseling, community outreach which include basic healthcare and HIV education, training, staff salaries, and support to local and international volunteers, valued at more than $2.5 million dollars. [Read more]

 

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grandmothers' campaign

A truly wonderful holiday gift!... Our goal is to raise global awareness to the overlooked but growing challenge of caring for Africa’s most vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS and their elderly caregivers.  Help them by adopting a grandmother and her family for only $25 a month.
Adopt-a-Grandmother Application (pdf)


grant

ARK recently received a USD$200,000 grant from Better Way Foundation to work in Kigoma and Tabora area to begin to build the capacity of organizations working with vulnerable children.

We are so excited to extend ARK’s many years of expertise in the area of Capacity Building and Tujenge Pamoja initiative now into its 3rd year to organizations in these areas. In this capacity, ARK will operate a regional office in Kigoma and a satellite office in Tabora for program coordination. At least 30+ grassroots organizations will benefit directly from this initiative.