Document 6447428

CO – OPERATION:
FOR FUTURE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Hope for Children works together with the Swedish
Pentecostal Churches, their missionorganization PMU
Interlife and Free Pentecostal Churches in Tanzania.
MEMBERSHIP:
Hope for Children welcomes membership from anywhere
for good reasons all over the country.
Membership allowance 5000 Tsh per year.
Marie-Louise Andersson
HFC Director
P.O.Box: 10501
Arusha Tanzania
Tel: +255 755 038427
Sävare Jutagården 6
531 91 Lidköping
Sweden
+46 510 50908 ,
+46 702334698
E-mail: [email protected]
[email protected]
(HFC)
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Yonah Sumary
Goodluck Laizer
Elisamia R. Nnko
Lucas Mbila
Asha Mohamed
Jeremia Stephano
Julius Molell
Christohper Pallanyo
Ingela Skarp
Marie-L Andersson
Morgan Andersson
Chairman
Secretary
Elisamia R Nnko
+255 755 842986
Hazze Sandström
Bondstorp, Sörängsliden 32
57790 Månsarp
+46 393 40010
[email protected]
Godluck Laizer
+255 754823341
Evan Gustafsson
Bokvägen 9
53158 Lidköping
+46 510 68506
[email protected]
SURVIVAL AND DEVELOPMENT:
1. Every child has an inherent right to life.
This right shall be protected by law.
2. States parties to present charter shall
ensure, to the maximum extent possible,
the survival, protection and
development of the child.
3. Death sentence shall not be pronounced
for crimes committed by children.
Janet Pendaeli
Matron HFC
+255 765 828824
[email protected]
MANAGEMENT:
Treasure:
Director:
Marie-Louise Andersson Hazze Sandström
Phone: +255 755 038427 Sweden
Vice director:
Advicer:
Elisamia R Nnko
Evan Gustafsson
Phone: +255 755 842986 Sweden
HOPE FOR CHILDREN (HFC)
IF YOU WANT TO SUPPORT OUR WORK:
Name: Stiftelsen for Hope For Children
SE-banken, Gothenburg
Accountnumber: 5003 1002439
IBAN: SE 245000000005003 1002439
BIC/SWIFTcode: ESSESESS
OFFICE LOCATION:
Hope For Children
Sakina area.
The road up to White Rose restaurant.
Arusha Tanzania
P.O. Box: 10501
ARUSHA Tanzania
Phone: + 255 755 294008
E-mail: [email protected]
ESTABLISHMENT
ACTIVITIES:
MISSION:
INTRODUCTION:
By conducting and implementing the above objectives
Hope for Children focuses on the following activities:
HOPE FOR CHILDREN is a non-profit making
NGO (non governmental organization) established in 2006
and registered under the TZ Society of Home Affairs.
Our registration no. is 14151.
Hope for Children as an organization focuses on
poverty eradication among orphans and vulnerable children
by improving their life in providing
Children at risk, either children who are in a process of
becoming orphans or children who are unable to stay
with their families, will be identified in the villages.
Hope for Children operates in the Masai-land around
Arusha town.
A selection will be made of the children with the most
urgent needs. They will be taken care of in
our centre in Arusha until a permanent solution is found.
Fosterfamilies will take care of the children after
the stay in our centre.
The children will be supported and follow-up visits
will be made from our centre.
The children are given basic education in our centre before
they can join the primary school of the government.
Courses will be given in the villages about IGA and HIV/Aids
and environment skills like water cisterns for harvesting
rainwater, water filters, keeping livestock and
better farming skills.
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Rights to education
Awareness of children’s rights
Establish foster homes or a better
home situation where they are.
OUR DREAM AND VISION:
A stable community at
all levels; for education,
physical and mental health.
A good nation which is empowered
by economic, political,
governmental and family strength.
The society can maintain
their families and know their
responsibility for the family structure.
People who know well the Word of God through some teaching.
MAIN OBJECTIVES:
To facilitate that vulnerable children and orphans get
an education and increase their livelihood options as they
grow.
To decrease the number of street-children in Arusha,
especially girls.
To establish income generating activities (IGA) among the
widows who have a big burden of many children to take
care of. Also to train about the environment in the villages such
as harvesting rainwater, building water filters and latrine slabs.
To increase the awareness about HIV/Aids in the villages
by training a group of people who then can give the
education individually to the villagers.
The project will be a part of strengthening the relationship
between the local church/FPCT, village
government and the villagers.
TARGET GROUPS:
Children at risk in villages surrounding Arusha,
mainly girls but not excluding boys, between 5-12 years
old of age and their families.
Choosing girls as the primary target group is relevant,
considering that many NGOs in Arusha principally
target boys because boys are easier to find.
Another factor of relevance is to choose girls between
five and twelve years, because the older they get, the
bigger the risk that they could have involved themselves
in prostitution, which would require a special
type of capacity from the project’s side.
The families of the children are also a target
group to the project, either the foster families
that will require support or the existing families
that will require another kind of assistance.