We not only educate the girls we rescue, but we feed them, house them, and clothe them, while equipping them to reach their full potential through education. We advocate with and for them to end inequality, abuse, female genital mutilation, and discrimination. Your support is a lifeline for children, ensuring their survival and well-being in the face of immense challenges. With your generosity, vulnerable children are given a fighting chance to thrive in the midst of adversity...
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By investing in education, we equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to break the cycle of poverty, discrimination, and inequality. Education fosters critical thinking, creativity, and innovation, essential for addressing complex global challenges and building sustainable societies...
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Find out more about how your Power to Girls commitment can make real change, by aligning with Shelter Of Hope ’ core recommendations to support girls’ rights in order to accelerate an end to child marriage, Female c , and Even reduse the lvel of poverty in the society .......
Read More DonateMeet Our Founder and Executive Director Ms Ndeenga Shamata, grew up in a remote village called Losirwa as 5th child to her father among 22 siblings! When her older sister got married she was send with her as an escort gift of honor! Her Sister lived near where the school was being pioneered, and she was allowed to go play with other kids at school (which was under a big tree back then) As time went by, her name was written and was recognized as one of the students too while every one at home thought she can not go far, not school anyway. She the ran away and through an exchange program she found herself in Iowa, USA. Ever since she completed the program she dedicated her life to rescue girls who otherwise would not have a chance to education. Her dream is to see every masai girl in school,educated and empowered to make better decisions for their lives and become important people in the World.
I believe a World without child marriage is possible only if we fight for it together
Child marriage is a form of gender-based violence and a violation of Human rights
Education is not only a fundamental Human right but also a potential tool in the fight against Child marriage.
A beacon of change in Tanzania, committed to improving the livelihood of these in need through education and empowerment. Our organization is a collective of passionate individuals – from founders to volunteers – united by a shared goal of nurturing an educated, empowered generation. Education is our tool, and gender equality our battleground. By educating society about gender equality and creating opportunities for all, we are rewriting the narrative for women and girls in Tanzania. Be a part of this transformative journey. Whether as a member, a volunteer, or a supporter, your contribution can make a real difference in the lives of many. Together, we can build a future where every child in Tanzania has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
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Shelter of Hope empowers Maasai girls through relationship, discipleship and education so that they have the freedom to dream of futures beyond exploitation as child brides.
Read MoreTo champion the rights of girls in Masai society by providing comprehensive programs that promote education, health, life skills, and self-esteem. We are committed to rescuing girls from exploitation, fostering their holistic development, and enabling them to become resilient leaders who contribute positively to society. Read More
To create a society where girls are empowered, educated, and capable of making informed choices that lead to positive change in their lives and communities.
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Female students in our communities face great challenges in terms of hygiene and sanitation. Many schools in our rural areas have insufficient numbers of latrines, which are often poorly designed and maintained. For girls who are menstruating, these problems compound the difficulties posed by the inability to afford sanitary pads as well as cultural taboos around menstruation. As a result, many girls miss on average four days of school every month which is over a month in a year..
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We prioritize open and honest communication within our organisation
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We celebrate and honor the diversity of creative voice within our organization and community
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We uphold the highest standard of honesty and truthfulness in all our action and communications
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Hebrews 11:1 - Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see. Read More
“Defend the weak and the fatherless; uphold the cause of the poor and the oppressed.” – Psalm 82:3
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