The Maasai people are a traditional pastoral group located in Northern Tanzania and Southern Kenya. Historically, they have experienced minimal access to formal education, with a 5% school enrollment rate. This has resulted in some of the highest illiteracy rates in the world of around 75% (TenMe, 2009).
Love from around the world poured into the Amani Children’s Home this past month. It is with the support and dedication of our international visitors that we are able to do what we do.
What better way to ensure financial self-sustainability… than with pigs!
At Amani Children’s Home, biogas and pigs are going to create a sustainable and cost-effective source of electricity.
The Amani Children’s Home is proud to have hosted visitations from three special guests within this past month.
What better way to spend the holiday season than swimming by a waterfall? Or perhaps taking cooking lessons and tending to your garden? Playing games
This year, thanks to a project fully funded by one of our wonderful supporting partners, Juntos Mola Mas, volunteers, staff members, and the children all
Ready for a real lesson?! Education in Tanzania is organized differently than in American. Instead of elementary, middle and high school there is: 2 years
The Spring 2013 class of students from the School for Field Studies visited to play and help at Amani!
American Mailing Address:
Amani Foundation c/o Katharine Thompson
Address: 142, Saint Paul’s Place 4A
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Phone: +1 (631) 522-3217
Email: info@childrenofamani.org
