Sponsor a Child
We appreciate so much your interest in sponsoring a child through New Life Foundation.
The current cost of sponsorship is NZD 70.00 per month (for New Zealand sponsors), NOK 300 per month (Norwegian sponsors) and USD 67.00 per month (USA sponsors). This monthly payment covers 24 hour care of each student including: accommodation, 4 meals a day, clothing and school uniforms, textbooks, medical care, stationery and hygiene supplies etc. We realise this cost is higher than other aid organisations, however most of these agencies provide just one meal a day and schooling as opposed to the NLF full time wholistic care of each child.
Shared sponsorship is also available - please contact your local NLF office for further details (click here).
Our process around sponsorship is as follows:
| 1. | Please chose a child/children that you are interested in sponsoring from the list below and make a note of their name. |
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Contact your local NLF office (click here) with the details of the child you wish to sponsor and they will process your request and setup your details. The local NLF office will then get back to you with confirmation. |
| 3. | If you simply wish to make a one off Donation - please click here. |
CHILDREN IN NEED OF SPONSORS
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ELIGIBO ELIAS |
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SIMON METOI Date of Birth: 27 January 2004 Gender: Male Grade: 5 Simon is from the Maasai tribe. He lives with both parents and there are ten children in the family altogether. His family engages in pastoralism including looking after 1,000 cows. Simon came to NLF as part of a special program to support children from this area with education. At home Simon likes to study Geography and he loves to play football. His favourite subject is Maths and one day he wants to be an Engineer. |
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AMANDA SHEDRACK |
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NAMELOCK RICHARD MOLLEL Age: 6 Yrs. (24 Jan, 2013) Gender: Female Grade: Nursery Namelock comes from the Maasai tribe. She lives with both her parents and extended family who are pastoralists. Her family does not earn enough to support her education. Moreover, schools are so few and a far off in their area she comes from. She would like to become a teacher. |
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VALENTINO BENEDICT MOMBURI Age: 15Yrs (14 Feb, 2004) Gender: Male Grade: Form One Valentino is the last born in a family of five children. His father abandoned his family and left them with their mother. Valentino’s mother engages herself in petty business in Arusha, which is not enough to care and provide good education to her children. Valentino likes playing football and reading story books. He would like to be a tour guide after finishing his studies. |
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BLESSING EMANUEL 21/1/2014 Blessing is a very active boy. He lives with both parents and other three siblings. His father is a pastor while his mother she doesn’t work. He likes playing and driving cars, he would like to be a preacher when he grows up. |
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NOAH DANIEL Age: tbc Grade: Pre-Unit Noah lives with both parents who are pastoralists. He is the last born in a family of five children. They come from a Maasai area where education is not given a priority, so being at New Life Foundation is a privilege for children coming from such area. Noah is very kind, likes to learn, playing football and dance. He wants to be a doctor when he grows up. |
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DAVID TEMBA Grade: 3 Age: tbc He is the second born in the family of three children, his older sister also studies at Fountain of Hope. He lives with both parents in Arusha region. His father does not have a permanent job; he assists builders whenever he gets an opportunity. His mother was one of the care givers at New Life Foundation but for now she babysits some people’s children at her home. David likes Science and playing football, he also wants to be a doctor in the future |
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LOSERIAN ELIAS Age: 7yrs (29 Nov, 2011) Loserian comes from Maasai tribe. He lives with both parents and there are three children in his family. He is the first born and his parents engage in pastoralism just like all Maasai.The family’s income is not sufficient to cater for their basic needs and education. Loserian likes mathematics and he wants to be a doctor when he grows up. |
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NEIYO RICHARD Age: 7 Yrs. (12 May, 2012) Grade: Nursery Neiyo comes from Maasai area. She lives with her both parents. She is the sixth born in a family of seven children. Her parents engage in pastoralism just like any other Maasai. Neiyo likes Maths and would like to be a Nurse when she grows up. She likes Singing and reading. |
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JUMANNE RAMADHAN Grade: PRE UNIT Age: 7 Yrs. (23 May 2013) Jumanne lives with his grandmother at Njoro village in Moshi. He is the only child in his family. His mother lost her job few years ago and abandoned Jumanne at his grandmother. His grandmother does not have any job to support Jumanne’s education and provide for other basic needs. Fountain of Hope remains to be a hope for his education at the moment. Jumanne is just beginning to learn English and is eager to speak to everyone. He wants to be a soldier when he grows up. |
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SMITH G. MWASE Age: 9yrs (25April 2010) Grade: 5 Smith is the youngest in a family of two children. He lives with both parents. His father is riding a motorcycle while his mother is selling vegetables in the small market as part of getting income. The family needs support to pay for Smith’s school fees as they do not earn enough. Smith is a hard worker at school and likes Mathematics, English, running and singing. When he grows up he would like to be a teacher. |
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ELIZABETH MOSES Age: 14Yrs. (26, May 2005) GRADE: 6 Elizabeth does not know her parents as the father abandoned the mother while she was very little. The mother was not able to take care of her, so she was taken by her first aunt who later on failed as well to care for Elizabeth. Elizabeth is now living with another aunt who earns little income from small scale farming. She is good in Mathematics and Science; she also likes running and playing some various games. Her desire is to become a doctor. |
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GLORY FREDRICK KWEKA Age: 15 Yrs. (25thJanuary 2004) GRADE: Form Two Glory lives in Maili Sita, Moshi with her mother who is a single parent. Her mother has been doing daily work job which do not give her enough to support her family. Glory likes reading novels and she would like to be a lawyer. |
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NGONEE BARTO Age: 7 yrs. GRADE: PRE UNIT Ngonee comes from Maasai tribe. She does not know her parents as the father abandoned her to the grandparents while very young. Currently both grandparents died, so she was taken by one of the grandparent’s guardian who later on failed as well to care for Ngonee. She was then brought to Fountain of Hope so as to get education and other basic support that she needs. She is a hardworking girl both at home and school; she is good in healthcare subject, Numbers writing and reading. Her favorite color is orange. . |
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LAURA MUHIMBANO Age: 6 years old (9/9/2013 Grade: 1 Laura lives with her parents in Arusha region she is the last born in the family of two children. Her mother got accident many years ago and is unable to work. Her father is doing petty business and he is unable to support Laura’s education due to the low income. Laura loves Mathematics. She is a lovely and charming girl. |
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SERAPIA JOSEPHAT TEMBA AGE; 5 years old (26, October 2015) GRADE: NURSERY Serapia is a very charming girl. She is the last born in the family of five children. She lives with both parents in Kilimanjaro. Her parents do small jobs when available and they don’t earn enough to support all their children’s education. Serapia likes reading and communication subject. |
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GOODLUCK MOSES MOLLEL AGE: 6 years old (4 August 2014) GRADE: NURSERY Goodluck is the last child out of five children. He lives with both parents in a small village known as Loliondo in Arusha region. Goodluck is a Masaai by tribe. His parents are pastors. Many pastors in Tanzania earn very little which is not enough to support the family. Goodluck likes playing with toys and reading. His favorite colour is Red. |
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VICENT DAMAS TEMBA AGE: 5 Years old (8 September 2015) GRADE: NURSERY Vicent is the first child in a family of two children. He lives with both parents in Kilimanjaro (Moshi). His father is a small peasant and his mother is a home maker. The parents cannot afford to pay fee and provide basic needs for their children. Vicent likes Arithmetic subject and his favorite colour is red. |
