SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
We can’t solve HIV/AIDS or world poverty, but you can make an amazing difference in the life a child who has suffered indescrible loss in their short life. When you sponsor one or two of our 114 Majengo children, you are giving them their basic everyday needs today, but more importantly, a great deal of hope toward their future tomorrow.
Here is your opportunity to create a real connection with our Majengo children, and change the life of a child. Today!
We offer three plans for you to choose for your child:
Thriving: For $3.70 a day, your child will blossom with excellent care at Majengo and high-quality English education at nearby Mama Annas English Medium school. They not only receive our high standard of excellent care in every aspect of their everyday life at Majengo, including great food, accommodation, clothing, medical needs, school fees, day trips, everything! they will also benefit from enrollment into a full-day English-based education. Total: $1,290 per year).
Developing: For $2.13 a day, your child will receive full basic needs as described above, enjoying a full and happy, healthy life at Majengo including great food, accommodation, clothing, medical needs, school fees and day trips, while attending a basic local school. Total: $750 per year.
Learning: For just over $1.50 a day, your can offer a child the benefit of an English-based education program at nearby Mama Anna’s English Medium school, where all subjects are taught in English, providing them opportunities to succeed and excel in significant ways throughout their life. This program does not include funding basic everyday needs of raising a child. $540. per year.
APRIL 2012: update from Canadian designer Margie Zeidler….visiting Mama Anna’s English Medium school: 3 months after donors sponsored 17 of our 67 children to Mama Anna’s where students are taught in English in every subject everyday.
To the sponsors of kids going to Mama Anna’s English Medium School:
“…you should be thrilled with what your contributions to send some of the Majengo kids to Mama Anna’s has done. I was absolutely astonished when I arrived with some of the children coming up to me and speaking fluent English! Tatu and another girl, in particular. The progress is quite incredible (I hate how young people can learn languages so fast!) Beyond that they are just so happy and excited to be there – it’s like they won the lottery! One little girl ran up to me the first day and started a conversation in English! She asked how all of you were and told me about how much she was learning at Mama Anna’s school. I didn’t even ask her and could barely get a word in edgewise! Amazing. And very heartening to see what a difference it has made in their lives already!”