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Heart of Africa Foundation empowers girls and women in Tanzania to overcome the challenges of being born female by supporting their educational, emotional, physical, and social well-being.
Is to invest in the education, care, and economic opportunities for girls and women.
Heart of Africa Foundation helps young girls and women realize their power, voice, choice, and freedom. Our focus and central way to do this is by investing in the education, care, and economic opportunities for girls and women.
Our primary philosophy holds that:
1. Everyone has the basic right to food, shelter, education, health care and the opportunity to cultivate their talents for the highest common good, regardless of the gender with which they are born.
2. That education and training offers the opportunity to transcend challenges and become valuable contributors to society. Furthermore, we desire that the Maasai girls in Tanzania, never having seen empowerment among women modeled for them, learn that the skills of self-advocacy and empowerment are attainable for each of them.
3. A sense of belonging within a loving family is an essential factor in whether an orphaned child fulfills her potential. Our supportive family consists of the staff at the Sion Center, the women who are working there together, each other, and even our donors and board members across the globe.
Heart of Africa Foundation empowers girls and women in Tanzania to overcome the challenges of being born female by supporting their educational, emotional, physical, and social well-being.
Is to invest in the education, care, and economic opportunities for girls and women.
Heart of Africa Foundation helps young girls and women realize their power, voice, choice, and freedom. Our focus and central way to do this is by investing in the education, care, and economic opportunities for girls and women.
Our primary philosophy holds that:
1. Everyone has the basic right to food, shelter, education, health care and the opportunity to cultivate their talents for the highest common good, regardless of the gender with which they are born.
2. That education and training offers the opportunity to transcend challenges and become valuable contributors to society. Furthermore, we desire that the Maasai girls in Tanzania, never having seen empowerment among women modeled for them, learn that the skills of self-advocacy and empowerment are attainable for each of them.
3. A sense of belonging within a loving family is an essential factor in whether an orphaned child fulfills her potential. Our supportive family consists of the staff at the Sion Center, the women who are working there together, each other, and even our donors and board members across the globe.
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