Friends of Tanzanian Orphans

Success Stories

	(left) Amina Yahaya, who has lost both parents, was sponsored so she could attend the Calvary Temple Tailoring Center, shown here at left. Her sponsor even paid for a sewing machine which works by treadle power. Now Amina is making clothes for clients. She is paying back the Olasiti Orphan Center by sewing uniforms for the younger students. (right) James Saitoti, after completing secondary school, attended Sila Vocational School. He successfully graduated and has become a licensed tour guide.
	(left) Thanks to donations, the Orphan Center started a flock of chickens. Here Zenan at left is carefully selecting chickens at the market. The original seven have now grown to 27, and their eggs are providing much-needed protein for undernourished children. The Orphan Center sells eggs for profit as a startup business for the orphans. (right) The Orphan Center now has three goats to provide milk.