Faraja Orphanage
Faraja Orphanage is a non-governmental organization located in Arusha, Tanzania, that provides care and support to orphaned and vulnerable children. The orphanage was established in 2007 with the aim of improving the quality of life for vulnerable children in the community.
The orphanage has more than 40 children most of which are HIV Positive with the youngest being 3 years old, and strives to provide food, shelter, education, and healthcare. It also has programs that support the children’s emotional and psychological well-being, such as counselling, art therapy, and sports activities. In addition to its residential program, Faraja Orphanage also supports children who are living with extended family members or caregivers in the community.
Faraja Orphanage is run by a team of local staff and volunteers who are dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable children in the community. The organization relies on donations and support from individuals and organizations to fund its programs and services.
Overall, Faraja Orphanage plays a crucial role in providing support to orphaned and vulnerable children in Arusha, Tanzania, and helps to give them a brighter future.
