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We are delighted to introduce you to a former student Issa, who graduated from our Stepping Stone Program in 2014. Today Issa is living in Dar es Salaam where he is studying computer science at National Institute of Transportation through a sponsorship from Good Hope and his dedicated sponsors Kathi and Steffi.

Issa came to us in 2012 when he was 14 years old. He would describe himself as a shy and quiet kid when he first came to Good Hope. But as time passed, he became more outgoing and confident. During his two years schooling at Good Hope, Issa acquired a strong vocabulary in English from speaking with volunteers at Good Hope and improved his reading, writing and math skills.

When Issa was being asked about what he liked the most about Good Hope he answered without hesitation: “I like that it is a platform providing help and giving the children the support they need to accomplish their dreams regarding education.” He also believes that Good Hope helped him achieve his educational goals.

Issa likes studying computer science because there are many different job options open for a student with a computer science major, and it is a promising field with employment prospects. Issa's career goal would be to work with programming, which he is able to achieve with a degree in computer science. Issa is very dedicated to his studies. He actually completed his first year as a computer science student without a computer! Incredible, right? Luckily, Issa will be the first university student who will benefit from a donated computer through Good Hope this year.

We, the Team from Good Hope, are very proud of our bright and dedicated student Issa, and we are looking forward to seeing him accomplish his goals in life.

We are delighted to introduce you to a former student Issa, who graduated from our Stepping Stone Program in 2014. Today Issa is living in Dar es Salaam where he is studying computer science at National Institute of Transportation through a sponsorship from Good Hope and his dedicated sponsors Kathi and Steffi.

Issa came to us in 2012 when he was 14 years old. He would describe himself as a shy and quiet kid when he first came to Good Hope. But as time passed, he became more outgoing and confident. During his two years schooling at Good Hope, Issa acquired a strong vocabulary in English from speaking with volunteers at Good Hope and improved his reading, writing and math skills.

When Issa was being asked about what he liked the most about Good Hope he answered without hesitation: “I like that it is a platform providing help and giving the children the support they need to accomplish their dreams regarding education.” He also believes that Good Hope helped him achieve his educational goals.

Issa likes studying computer science because there are many different job options open for a student with a computer science major, and it is a promising field with employment prospects. Issa's career goal would be to work with programming, which he is able to achieve with a degree in computer science. Issa is very dedicated to his studies. He actually completed his first year as a computer science student without a computer! Incredible, right? Luckily, Issa will be the first university student who will benefit from a donated computer through Good Hope this year.

We, the Team from Good Hope, are very proud of our bright and dedicated student Issa, and we are looking forward to seeing him accomplish his goals in life.

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We are delighted to introduce you to a former student Issa, who graduated from our Stepping Stone Program in 2014. Today Issa is living in Dar es Salaam where he is studying computer science at National Institute of Transportation through a sponsorship from Good Hope and his dedicated sponsors Kathi and Steffi.

Issa came to us in 2012 when he was 14 years old. He would describe himself as a shy and quiet kid when he first came to Good Hope. But as time passed, he became more outgoing and confident. During his two years schooling at Good Hope, Issa acquired a strong vocabulary in English from speaking with volunteers at Good Hope and improved his reading, writing and math skills.

When Issa was being asked about what he liked the most about Good Hope he answered without hesitation: “I like that it is a platform providing help and giving the children the support they need to accomplish their dreams regarding education.” He also believes that Good Hope helped him achieve his educational goals.

Issa likes studying computer science because there are many different job options open for a student with a computer science major, and it is a promising field with employment prospects. Issa's career goal would be to work with programming, which he is able to achieve with a degree in computer science. Issa is very dedicated to his studies. He actually completed his first year as a computer science student without a computer! Incredible, right? Luckily, Issa will be the first university student who will benefit from a donated computer through Good Hope this year.

We, the Team from Good Hope, are very proud of our bright and dedicated student Issa, and we are looking forward to seeing him accomplish his goals in life.

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Support Tanzanian university students with laptops to help improve their education

We, the Team from Good Hope, are hoping to collect donated laptops for our sponsored students studying at university in Tanzania. The reason we are fundraising is because some of our sponsored students are attending universities without having access to a computer. This poses a tremendous challenge for their studies, as note taking and homework are written by hand, but also expensive as the students have to photocopy much of the digital coursework from their peers. Studying with a laptop is crucial, as it has become a standard in Tanzania, too. Our bright students at university come from low income families, who are not usually able to support the students with a laptop. Therefore, with your help, we would like to provide laptops for the students to offer them better educational opportunities.

We are fundraising in two ways:

1. Monetary donation:
Your donation would really be helpful for us and the students. As a nonprofit organisation, we know that a little bit makes a big difference. We appreciate every donation - no matter the amount. If you would like to donate you can find the link in our bio.

2. Old laptop donation:
We are also seeking used computers which we, the Team from Good Hope, make sure to be collected and sent to Tanzania. We can resort to an international network of supporters in the United States and Canada, as well as Germany, Denmark, and other European countries. Through this amazing network we will make sure that the computer will be sent safely to our students in Tanzania. If you have an old laptop sitting in a cupboard collecting dust, not going to be used anymore, we would be pleased to send it to some of our students who will benefit tremendously from a used computer.

Contact information:
Email: info@goodhopemoshi.org

Thank you so much for reading our message. We hope that you will help support our cause by donating whatever you can.

Thank you. Sincerely,
The Team from Good Hope
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Picture taken by our dear @flo.josephowitz

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Support Tanzanian university students with laptops to help improve their education

We, the Team from Good Hope, are hoping to collect donated laptops for our sponsored students studying at university in Tanzania. The reason we are fundraising is because some of our sponsored students are attending universities without having access to a computer. This poses a tremendous challenge for their studies, as note taking and homework are written by hand, but also expensive as the students have to photocopy much of the digital coursework from their peers. Studying with a laptop is crucial, as it has become a standard in Tanzania, too. Our bright students at university come from low income families, who are not usually able to support the students with a laptop. Therefore, with your help, we would like to provide laptops for the students to offer them better educational opportunities.

We are fundraising in two ways:

1. Monetary donation:
Your donation would really be helpful for us and the students. As a nonprofit organisation, we know that a little bit makes a big difference. We appreciate every donation – no matter the amount. If you would like to donate you can find the link in our bio.

2. Old laptop donation:
We are also seeking used computers which we, the Team from Good Hope, make sure to be collected and sent to Tanzania. We can resort to an international network of supporters in the United States and Canada, as well as Germany, Denmark, and other European countries. Through this amazing network we will make sure that the computer will be sent safely to our students in Tanzania. If you have an old laptop sitting in a cupboard collecting dust, not going to be used anymore, we would be pleased to send it to some of our students who will benefit tremendously from a used computer.

Contact information:
Email: info@goodhopemoshi.org

Thank you so much for reading our message. We hope that you will help support our cause by donating whatever you can.

Thank you. Sincerely,
The Team from Good Hope
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Picture taken by our dear @flo.josephowitz

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We are pleased to introduce a former student at Good Hope, Scholastica, who is attending University through a scholarship from Good Hope. Some of you already know her as Schola. She describes Good Hope as “the beautiful place where children learn, build confidence and get scholarships”. Schola tells how she gained a lot of confidence at Good Hope and therefore feels more secure when she speaks to other students or professors at the university.

Schola is a third year student at St. Augustine University, located in the Mwanza region, where she is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Marketing. As a part of her degree, Schola is currently an intern at Good Hope, where she gains an understanding of how Public Relations engage in daily practices and integrate both theoretical and practical aspects into organizations. She will be working with us until November, when she will return to St. Augustine University to finish her degree.

Scholastica likes her life in Mwanza where she is studying, even though it is far away from her hometown. Life at University has helped her become more independent, solve problems and live together with people from different regions and countries. Scholastica enjoys how the university structures the classes, heavily utilizing group discussions and presentations in the classroom. Another experience Scholastica values is her time with Good Hope, teaching the children, playing and singing with them and sharing life stories.

The Team from Good Hope is very proud of the hard work Schola has put into her education, and we are happy to continue seeing her success in the future

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We are pleased to introduce a former student at Good Hope, Scholastica, who is attending University through a scholarship from Good Hope. Some of you already know her as Schola. She describes Good Hope as “the beautiful place where children learn, build confidence and get scholarships”. Schola tells how she gained a lot of confidence at Good Hope and therefore feels more secure when she speaks to other students or professors at the university.

Schola is a third year student at St. Augustine University, located in the Mwanza region, where she is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Marketing. As a part of her degree, Schola is currently an intern at Good Hope, where she gains an understanding of how Public Relations engage in daily practices and integrate both theoretical and practical aspects into organizations. She will be working with us until November, when she will return to St. Augustine University to finish her degree.

Scholastica likes her life in Mwanza where she is studying, even though it is far away from her hometown. Life at University has helped her become more independent, solve problems and live together with people from different regions and countries. Scholastica enjoys how the university structures the classes, heavily utilizing group discussions and presentations in the classroom. Another experience Scholastica values is her time with Good Hope, teaching the children, playing and singing with them and sharing life stories.

The Team from Good Hope is very proud of the hard work Schola has put into her education, and we are happy to continue seeing her success in the future

vor 1 Monat

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Good Hope is a charitable non-profit organization, whose goal is to fight educational inequality. We offer our services especially to teenagers from less privileged families. Good Hope has three main programs, which all support disadvantaged youth in our community in Moshi.

1. The most visible program is our Stepping Stone Program for primary school graduates who had no opportunity to join secondary school. We invite the student to stay with us for two years in order to improve their English and Mathematics skills and gain confidence.

2. Our Student Sponsorship Program is designed for graduates of our Stepping Stone Program. We provide scholarships or connect talented students with private sponsors to support marginalized youth in their pursuit for a better education from secondary school up to vocational training and/or university education.

3. Our Adolescent Girls Empowerment program supports teenage mothers who have been denied further education due to their pregnancy. As part of this program we also provide reproductive health training and free washable sanitary pads to primary school girls.

The three mentioned programs all revolve around the same mission: to provide education, skills, knowledge and emotional support to disadvantaged youth in the community and enable them to find formal employment.
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Picture taken by our dear @flo.josephowitz

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Good Hope is a charitable non-profit organization, whose goal is to fight educational inequality. We offer our services especially to teenagers from less privileged families. Good Hope has three main programs, which all support disadvantaged youth in our community in Moshi.

1. The most visible program is our Stepping Stone Program for primary school graduates who had no opportunity to join secondary school. We invite the student to stay with us for two years in order to improve their English and Mathematics skills and gain confidence.

2. Our Student Sponsorship Program is designed for graduates of our Stepping Stone Program. We provide scholarships or connect talented students with private sponsors to support marginalized youth in their pursuit for a better education from secondary school up to vocational training and/or university education.

3. Our Adolescent Girls Empowerment program supports teenage mothers who have been denied further education due to their pregnancy. As part of this program we also provide reproductive health training and free washable sanitary pads to primary school girls.

The three mentioned programs all revolve around the same mission: to provide education, skills, knowledge and emotional support to disadvantaged youth in the community and enable them to find formal employment.
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Picture taken by our dear @flo.josephowitz

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Good Hope Support Organization
P.O. Box 8580, Moshi, Tanzania

info@goodhopemoshi.org

Good Hope e.V.
Schwanthalerstraße 162

80339 München, Deutschland
info@goodhopemoshi.de

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Good Hope ist eine als gemeinnützig anerkannte Organisation in Tansania mit Sitz in Moshi.
Registrierungsnummer: NGO/6005

Good Hope e.V. ist der als gemeinnützig anerkannte Förderverein mit Sitz in München, Deutschland.
Vereinsregisternummer: VR/205872