Nganjoni Village

The Nganjoni Village is a remote, rural village of 25,000+ people in the northern Kilimanjaro District of Tanzania. There is currently no medical care and a single delapitated school, built in 1938. There are high rates of HIV/AIDS, malnutrition, infant and maternal mortality, and devastating poverty.

In partnership with The Women's Education & Economic Centre of Moshi, UNITE is working to support Nganjoni through the provision of funds and expertise. Specific projects we are raising money for include:

1. Renovating the village preschool and primary school (pictured left)

2. Purchasing desks, chairs, books & school supplies

3. Constructing adequate and hygenic latrines

4. Bringing clean water systems to the village 

5. Completing the construction of a healthcare facility. Today, villagers must walk more than 9 miles to access even the most rudimentary care.

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Children of Nganjoni


The Nganjoni School: Constructed 1938

  
Inside the classroom / textbooks

A typical Nganjoni family 
 
Family home / Family kitchen