Empowering the Next Generation: Help Maasai Children Achieve Their Dreams

Support our mission to provide education, healthcare, and a brighter future for children in East Africa.

Imagine a world where every child has the opportunity to dream, to learn, and to thrive. Sadly, this is not the reality for many Maasai children living in poverty-stricken communities in East Africa. These children face unimaginable challenges every day, but with your support, we can change their lives forever.

The Maasai people have a rich cultural heritage, but their communities often lack access to basic necessities like clean water, proper nutrition, healthcare, and education. The cycle of poverty is relentless, trapping generations of Maasai children in a cycle of hopelessness and limited opportunities. It is time to break this cycle and give these children a chance for a brighter future.

By donating to our campaign, you can help provide essential resources to impoverished Maasai children.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of these deserving children. Your donation, no matter how small, will have a profound impact and bring hope to their lives. Join us in this noble cause and be a part of their journey towards a better future.

Together, let's empower Maasai children, give them hope, and create a brighter future for all.;

Thank you for your compassion and generosity.

With gratitude,

Richard Jackson

Core Services Making a Global Impact

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Global Education

Supplies educational resources and support worldwide.

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Health Assistance

Delivers vital healthcare supplies and education.

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Community Aid

Provides food, clothing, and shelter where needed.

Meet the Children in their own words

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Hello 👋
My name is JOSHUA PETRO, I am ten years old and I am a Maasai. I have three brothers and one sister.

My father is a drunkard man. Most of the time he comes back home very late and when arrives he beats my mother without any reason. He also don't support me in my school needs. But my mother is a strong woman as she works hard so that I can get everything I need in school.

I am now in grade two at Promise Village School and I am very happy because the school helps me a lot with some needs that my mother can't afford I get a quality education that will make me a good PILOT and I will fly all over the world.

Thank you very much.

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My name is TAYAI PARBOI. I attend Promise Village School and now I am in grade two. I am ten years old now. My teachers love me so much because I am a hardworking boy.

My father has four wives and twenty-two kids. We face different economic hardships. My father always tells me to graze our few goats and not to attend school every day. I Will be happy if one day I get the support of staying in the dormitories at school because I would like to be a good nurse in the future.

I like Promise Village School because it is a wonderful place.

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Hello, my name is PENINA MOSSES. I am in grade FOUR at Promise Village School. My mother is my role model. She wakes up early in the morning and does a lot of work by herself. When I go back home, I usually help her to do cleanliness, washing dishes, and milking cattle.

The distance from home to school is a challenge to me because I usually walk on foot three kilometers daily because of my passion for education.

I am a nurse to be and I hope I will be. I am asking each and every one to take part in this journey.

Thank you very much.

A young boy holding up a sign that says " lesotho mission royal ".
A young boy standing in front of a wall.

Hi every one
My name is Hosiana Simon. I’m in grade three, I’m twelve years old, and I’m living with my family in Lenjani. I’m the firstborn in our family having five children. I came from a single-parent family. Our family is made up of a single-parent family my dad has already passed away. That is a big challenge to me because sometimes my mom failed to provide for us basic needs like clothes, and food. I am very happy to be at PROMISE VILLAGE SCHOOL because since I came to school my life has changed from an uncivilized person to a civilized one, as now I’m able to wash my body, wash my clothes brush my teeth and so many things. Also, I’m able to interact with people of different cultures this is because I speak different languages from the Maasai language, I speak Kiswahili and English. I mostly prefer reading story books to increase my vocabulary in English also I like science subjects and solving math problems. Lastly, let me thank our donors for providing us with a lot of books which will help us to raise our English language.

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Hellow
My name is Daudi Rafael, am a standard three pupil at Promise Village School. I'm ten years old. I live with my parents in Lenjani. I’m the last born in our family having ten children, am studying at Promise Village School, sometimes my parents fail to use our needs such as clothes and paying school fees for us because we are too many. That is a challenge to me because I like to study and pass my exams very well. I’m glad to be at PROMISE VILLAGE SCHOOL because in school we get exercise books, school uniforms like tracksuits and so many things. Also from the day I came to school, I became a better person. Let me appreciate our founders for giving us this opportunity to be here.

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I am EINOTH SUMUNI PARBOI. I am now ten years old. I am in grade two at Promise Village School. Our family has five members and I am the first born. My father has two wives and he wants to bring more of them. This makes me sad because I don't get some of the school's needs on time. I am studying hard so that one day I will change our lives by educating my Maasai community to stop practicing bad customs like FGM and the REFUSAL OF TAKING GIRLS TO SCHOOL. Hopefully, I will be a great teacher in the future.

A young boy wearing a blue shirt and white collar.
A young boy smiling for the camera.

Hello 👋
My name is JOSHUA PETRO, I am ten years old and I am a Maasai. I have three brothers and one sister.

My father is a drunkard man. Most of the time he comes back home very late and when arrives he beats my mother without any reason. He also don't support me in my school needs. But my mother is a strong woman as she works hard so that I can get everything I need in school.

I am now in grade two at Promise Village School and I am very happy because the school helps me a lot with some needs that my mother can't afford I get a quality education that will make me a good PILOT and I will fly all over the world.

Thank you very much.

A young boy smiling for the camera.
A young boy standing in front of a wall.

My name is TAYAI PARBOI. I attend Promise Village School and now I am in grade two. I am ten years old now. My teachers love me so much because I am a hardworking boy.

My father has four wives and twenty-two kids. We face different economic hardships. My father always tells me to graze our few goats and not to attend school every day. I Will be happy if one day I get the support of staying in the dormitories at school because I would like to be a good nurse in the future.

I like Promise Village School because it is a wonderful place.

A young boy standing in front of a wall.
A young boy holding up a sign that says " lesotho mission royal ".

Hello, my name is PENINA MOSSES. I am in grade FOUR at Promise Village School. My mother is my role model. She wakes up early in the morning and does a lot of work by herself. When I go back home, I usually help her to do cleanliness, washing dishes, and milking cattle.

The distance from home to school is a challenge to me because I usually walk on foot three kilometers daily because of my passion for education.

I am a nurse to be and I hope I will be. I am asking each and every one to take part in this journey.

Thank you very much.

A young boy holding up a sign that says " lesotho mission royal ".
A young boy standing in front of a wall.

Hi every one
My name is Hosiana Simon. I’m in grade three, I’m twelve years old, and I’m living with my family in Lenjani. I’m the firstborn in our family having five children. I came from a single-parent family. Our family is made up of a single-parent family my dad has already passed away. That is a big challenge to me because sometimes my mom failed to provide for us basic needs like clothes, and food. I am very happy to be at PROMISE VILLAGE SCHOOL because since I came to school my life has changed from an uncivilized person to a civilized one, as now I’m able to wash my body, wash my clothes brush my teeth and so many things. Also, I’m able to interact with people of different cultures this is because I speak different languages from the Maasai language, I speak Kiswahili and English. I mostly prefer reading story books to increase my vocabulary in English also I like science subjects and solving math problems. Lastly, let me thank our donors for providing us with a lot of books which will help us to raise our English language.

A young boy standing in front of a wall.
A young boy in school uniform smiling for the camera.

Hellow
My name is Daudi Rafael, am a standard three pupil at Promise Village School. I'm ten years old. I live with my parents in Lenjani. I’m the last born in our family having ten children, am studying at Promise Village School, sometimes my parents fail to use our needs such as clothes and paying school fees for us because we are too many. That is a challenge to me because I like to study and pass my exams very well. I’m glad to be at PROMISE VILLAGE SCHOOL because in school we get exercise books, school uniforms like tracksuits and so many things. Also from the day I came to school, I became a better person. Let me appreciate our founders for giving us this opportunity to be here.

A young boy in school uniform smiling for the camera.
A young boy wearing a blue shirt and white collar.

I am EINOTH SUMUNI PARBOI. I am now ten years old. I am in grade two at Promise Village School. Our family has five members and I am the first born. My father has two wives and he wants to bring more of them. This makes me sad because I don't get some of the school's needs on time. I am studying hard so that one day I will change our lives by educating my Maasai community to stop practicing bad customs like FGM and the REFUSAL OF TAKING GIRLS TO SCHOOL. Hopefully, I will be a great teacher in the future.

A young boy wearing a blue shirt and white collar.

Future of Education in Northern Tanzania

We have completed a library with 7000 books, 24 laptop computers embedded with educational programs and internet connections. We have partnered with Promise Village Academy to build a 200 student dorm and 10 teacher condos for housing a short stay visitors.

Our students are learning 2 languages, Kiswahili and English and must walk up to 5 kilometers a day to spend an 8 hour day at school. We feed them 2 meals a day and they drink fresh water from a deep bore well. Many are not allowed to return to school and are forced to tend goats or watch younger children. Their parents are not able to afford the $700 a year dorm fee or the $10 a month tuition which pays the teachers for their services and helps to grow food we feed the faculty and staff. If we are able to house children, we prevent FGM, abuse, and teenage pregnancies.

With increasing awareness in Tanzania, we expect a high demand for enrollment, positioning Promise Village Academy as the leading educational institution in northern Tanzania.

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How Are We Making a Difference

With your support we are reaching many childen and providing them with medical care, books, educational tools and nutrition to make their lives better and more productive. We are working in areas of generational poverty and hope to impact the Maasai culture in a positive way by providing clean water, food, and education and a promise of a better life for their children.

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